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Why Do My Knees Hurt During My Period?

i have endomertyosis and when i start my period my joints hurt.
Sat, 14 May 2011
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Endometriosis is a condition wherein the uterine tissue is deposited at abnormal sites. This tissue is susceptible to the hormones released during menses. Hence, it will bleed from these abnormally located tissues too. Its very likely that you have this abnormal tissue in your knees too, though very rare.
An ultrasound or MRI scan of the knee joint during menses would be ideal to establish a diagnosis. You need to consult a Gynaecologist and an Orthopaedician.
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Physical Therapist or Physiotherapist Vikas Dwivedi's  Response
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in periods generally muscle pain is there, due to contraction in muscles u r feeling pain in the knees, better u do sum exercise daily to maintain ur muscle flexible or u can go n consult a physio.
definitely ur problem will cum down.
tk cr.
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Why Do My Knees Hurt During My Period?

Hi, Endometriosis is a condition wherein the uterine tissue is deposited at abnormal sites. This tissue is susceptible to the hormones released during menses. Hence, it will bleed from these abnormally located tissues too. Its very likely that you have this abnormal tissue in your knees too, though very rare. An ultrasound or MRI scan of the knee joint during menses would be ideal to establish a diagnosis. You need to consult a Gynaecologist and an Orthopaedician.