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Work in the Cold: A Systematic Review of How the Chronic Exposure to Low Temperatures May Explain Painful Soft Tissue Disorders

Movement disorders presenting with pain carry a significant economic and rehabilitative burden which is more predominantly in the working age population. Amongst the many causative factors suggested, cold exposure has been implicated as an important, albeit, unrecognized etiology in the development of painful movement related conditions. To this date no reviews have focused on the effects of cold exposure and its association with the appearance of musculoskeletal pain. The purpose of this systematic review aims to delineate and characterize this relationship.