Random Question

Those who have metal plates holding broken bones together in their bodies. You all know how painful it gets during cold seasons. What about during summer. Since the metal gets cold during winter season does it get hot during summer? Cause I tend to feel extremely hot when summer and I'm wondering if the metal is the reason

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DunningKruger · 61-69, M

My wife has a metal plate in her skull, as well as a coil of metal in a cerebral aneurysm. She doesn't appear to be sensitive to temperatures, but she does complain of having pain, sometimes intense pain, when the pressure changes, as before a storm, which I suspect may be related to the metal in her head.