[QUOTE=wonderingtoo;2752330]I'm 35, about your height and weight, and am also having hip pain, with unknown reason. Maybe we're just getting old!!!
Mine hurt if I cross my legs (the leg I cross over will hurt), or if I walk on my treadmill. Maybe it's the start of arthritis. I just don't know, maybe it is just a part of getting older.

Gawd I hope not!! :)

I'm trying something and hoping it works - although....not sure why or if.

I've been taking Allegra-D for many many years. I take it in the evenings to prevent snoring. The other day when my hip was feeling 'at its worst' - I decided to stop taking the pill that evening. It's been two nights in a row that I stopped taking it. Although, I still feel residual soreness....the feelings I was getting while in bed have subsided.

Who knows...I'll give it a few more days, then start taking it again and see what happens. Perhaps - it's a figment of my old and eldery imagination. :D

I have doctor appointment in March - so I guess this will be *experimentation* for me up until then.

Update....still not taking Allegra-D at all. Haven't really needed it in this kinda weather (cold).

I don't have any pain during sleeping but the hip pain has come back to an extent.

My hips could be 'annoyed' from work - as I have a very physical job that I'm on my feet (steal toed shoes & concrete floors) walking and stepping up & down platforms, up & down stairs, consistantly all day.

I'll try to take some ibuprofen to see if that helps...seems some days the pain isn't as bad as others.

I don't know of any arthritis or other bone/hip related issues in my family.

Can an excessive amount of calcium in the system cause a problem? Long story short...but my last physical said I'm LOW on calcium and need to consume more. The night before I had *more pain* - I had the biggest milk shake you'd ever imagine (it was YUMMY!). Not sure if that's a relation or not - just trying to think of any avenues possible.