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Before my periods i get a terrible heavy and painful hip bones, is this normal?
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Yes: Some women have dysmenorrhea with feeling heavy and achy/painful in the pelvis/hip joints. In my student days it was called congestive type dysmenorrhea. See you ob/gyn or your family doc.
Answered 6/10/2014
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