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I have pain in my hips & i just recently had sex. is this normal ? how can i ease the pain ?
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GYN: Certainly get a pelvic GYN exam and consider changing sexual positions to your good side. Have your PCP examine hips for muscle or bone issues.
Answered 8/20/2015
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