Wellbeing stories

How magnetic storms affect wellbeing

Wellbeing stories

8 stories

October 18

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Галина

58 · female · Ukraine

Kp 0.3

С ночи болит голова лобовая и височная часть .

Very bad
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Михайло

27 · male · Ukraine

Kp 1.3

Давлєнія і серце битя 100

Mild discomfort
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Vlado

63 · male · Bulgaria

Kp 0.3

Натиск в областта на ушите и усещане за подуване под челюстта.

Very bad

October 17

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Мина

26 · female · Bulgaria

Kp 0.0

От сутринта ми е омотана главата, като в безтегловност

Very bad

October 13

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Izabela

38 · female · Poland

Kp 0.0

Od około 9 rano boli mnie głowa. Od ponad 30 lat jestem migrenowcem

Bad
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Микола

male · Ukraine

Kp 0.7

Тягне на рвоту,болить голова,тисне в вісках

Bad

October 12

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Tímea

female · Hungary

Kp 1.0

Tegnap óta fáj a fejem.Nyomást érzek a halántékomban és a szememben.Éjszaka szinte semmit nem aludtam és vékony,magas sípoló hang van a fülemben.

Bad

October 10

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Magda

52 · female · Poland

Kp 6.3

Boli glowa uciskz przodu i skronie brak sił i senność

Bad

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Frequently asked questions

Do magnetic storms really affect wellbeing?

Some people report headaches, blood-pressure swings, fatigue or anxiety on days with geomagnetic disturbances. The scientific evidence is mixed, so these stories are personal experience, not medical advice.

Which symptoms are mentioned most often during magnetic storms?

Most commonly headaches and a feeling of pressure in the temples, fatigue and drowsiness, blood-pressure swings, irritability, anxiety and disrupted sleep.

How is the Kp index related to wellbeing?

The Kp index shows the strength of geomagnetic activity. Each story in the feed is tied to that day's Kp index, so you can compare how different people feel at the same storm level.

What helps you get through a magnetic storm more easily?

Common advice is to get enough sleep, stay hydrated, cut down on strain and caffeine, and spend time outdoors. If symptoms are persistent or severe, see a doctor.

Here we've collected real people's stories about how they feel during magnetic storms: headaches, blood-pressure changes, fatigue, anxiety or, on the contrary, calm days. Each story is tied to a wellbeing rating and the Kp index of that day, so you can see how different people experience the same geomagnetic conditions. This is personal experience, not medical advice.

See also:Kp index todayMagnetic storm calendar