Pain during periods, joint pain

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Hi. I've been experiencing extreme pain during periods. It starts 1-2 days before, and my legs hurt a lot. Joint pains too. Elbow, knees, shoulders, ankles. Sometimes I have constipation, sometimes diarrhea. Nausea too, headache (migraines) Is this normal?

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Dr. Inthu Gynecologist 12 yrs exp Chennai Consult Now · Accepted Answer

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ha... this is not normal. i understand how it feels , this is called as premenstrual syndrome, this is due to high sensitivity to hormones in your body,,, this needs a scan to rule out nothing is wrong in uterus and if so supportive therapy will do. getting pregnancy might give you a drastic relief post pregnancy

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