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How do hormonal changes affect joint pain?

Hormonal fluctuations, especially those involving estrogen and progesterone, can affect joint health. During menstrual cycles, pregnancy, and menopause, these hormone levels can vary, potentially leading to increased joint discomfort or pain.

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