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India TV | 10 December 2025

As winter temperatures drop across North India, many individuals experience a noticeable increase in pain, stiffness, and discomfort related to old injuries. A recent health feature published by India TV highlights the medical reasons behind this common seasonal issue, with expert insights explaining why previously healed injuries often resurface during colder months.
Doctors explain that cold weather causes blood vessels to constrict, reducing blood flow to muscles and joints. This decrease in circulation leads to stiffness and increased sensitivity, particularly in areas affected by past injuries such as fractures, ligament tears, or joint trauma. In addition, lower atmospheric pressure during winter can cause tissues around joints to expand slightly, placing pressure on nearby nerves and triggering pain.
Medical experts also point out that reduced physical activity during winter plays a significant role. Limited movement results in tighter muscles, reduced joint lubrication, and weaker support around joints, which can aggravate discomfort in old injury sites. While this pain may feel alarming, doctors clarify that it usually does not indicate worsening of the original injury but rather a seasonal response of the body to cold conditions.
At Prakash Hospital, specialists emphasise the importance of understanding these changes and taking preventive measures such as staying active, keeping joints warm, maintaining hydration, and seeking medical advice if pain persists or affects daily functioning.
The health feature was published on India TV on 10 December 2025, under the Health section, highlighting the medical reasons behind the increase in pain from old injuries during winter and offering expert-backed guidance for readers.
Awareness about winter-related flare-ups of old injuries helps individuals take timely preventive steps, avoid unnecessary anxiety, and seek appropriate medical care. For residents of Noida and the wider NCR, access to reliable medical guidance ensures better pain management, improved mobility, and overall quality of life during the winter months.
Prakash Hospital is a NABH- and NABL-accredited multi-specialty hospital located in Sector 33, Noida. With advanced diagnostic and clinical infrastructure, the hospital provides comprehensive care across orthopaedics, neurology, gastroenterology, critical care, and other specialties, with a strong focus on community-oriented and patient-centric healthcare.

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