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A member asked:
I have almost constant pain in my hips and pelvic region. its been going on for quite sometime. what might this be caused from?
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Many causes: Too many to list here (we only get 400 characters to answer questions). Best to see your doctor for evaluation. Hip and pelvis joint issues, disc in back pinching nerve, pelvic organ issues, inflammatory connective tissue disorders, arthritis, lyme disease....the list is very long Please see your doctor for evaluation. Best of luck. Dr R
Answered 9/29/2016
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