Available online 29 September 2015. Mucopolysaccharidosis (MPS) type I (MPS I), MPS type II (MPS II), and MPS type VI (MPS VI) are lysosomal storage disorders for which enzyme replacement therapy (ERT) is available.
If you have COPD, there are a number of tips to keep flare-ups at a minimum when the weather is very hot or very cold. 1  Stay indoors in the air-conditioning on the hottest and most humid days. 2  Check air quality. Smog and heat work together to induce flare-ups.  Drink plenty of water.
In most patients weather changes increased arthritic symptoms. Women were more sensitive to weather than men (62% v 37%). Pain was affected positively by barometric pressure and temperature in RA, by temperature, rain, and barometric pressure in OA, and by barometric pressure in fibromyalgia. These results support the belief of most rheumatic patients that weather conditions significantly influence their day to day symptoms.