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Quivering sensation
For past two to three days I'm having this quivering sensation or trembling feeling in the left iliac region. It started prior to the onset of menses. And with ongoing menses also I have this sensation which is quite bothering. All my blood tests are WNL. It's not associated with nausea, vomiting , pain , tenderness!
I have never experienced this kind of sensation before!
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There are multiple reasons why this could be happening. But since you are associating it with your menstruation it is advisable that you get a scan. If at all there is any issue it will be seen and it can be treated.
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ultrasound scan, if clear revert back
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apply warm pack on the region of discomfort
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Going through some stress?
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Dr. Surya Aggarwal
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Delhi
Wait for your menses to get over.
If they already did and still it persist, keep a watch over it for few more days.
Take plenty of water and proper sleep
Take some vitamin supplements once e a day..like nurokind gold
If no improvement in 4-5 days.. see a doctor
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u may consult at seven zero six five three five nine seven zero three
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Dr. Mohammed Rehan Khan
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10 yrs exp
Bangalore
More details required,
Please consult online
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