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What Causes Painful Menstrual Flow And Joint Aches?

Hi i skipped a period and now a month later i have started bleeding again but it is not normal and am having a lot of pain and it is lasting over a week. my stomach is very bloated all the time and i am still a virgin and i am also having a lot of joint pains as well now
Mon, 23 Jan 2017
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I have gone through your query and understood the concern. As per your description of symptoms, it appears as if you had a transient hormone imbalance. This can happen due to several reasons like sudden menstrual disturbances, stress, general and local infections, use of certain medications etc. Please have a complete evaluation by a specialist since you say the bleeding pattern is associated with pain and joint pain. You may need routine blood counts, urinalysis and CRP to exclude infection. Please maintain a healthy diet. Hope this helps.
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What Causes Painful Menstrual Flow And Joint Aches?

Hello, I have gone through your query and understood the concern. As per your description of symptoms, it appears as if you had a transient hormone imbalance. This can happen due to several reasons like sudden menstrual disturbances, stress, general and local infections, use of certain medications etc. Please have a complete evaluation by a specialist since you say the bleeding pattern is associated with pain and joint pain. You may need routine blood counts, urinalysis and CRP to exclude infection. Please maintain a healthy diet. Hope this helps.