Joint pain in hip. Feeling like dislocation is about to happen when I move certain ways?

I can remember these pains starting from my early teens.
I don't think it's due to my use of the joints because the problem is the same as my activity level changes.

Every now and then, (especially when i'm sitting on the floor or a bed) when I move my leg I feel like my joint is about to pop out (pain is usually on the inside of hip)
There is a sudden pain and it's very intense (i usually shout out loud and stop moving)
I'm wondering if it's the normal feeling that people get just before a joint cracks? When I get those feelings in my fingers I can't stand it and won't let the joint crack because I find it painful (and gross)

This is pretty different but I wonder if i'm over-reacting to this hip joint pain or if there is some condition which would make the bones slide out of place? I'm also wondering if I continued moving would something bad happen? It feels incredibly sore, I don't think I could continue moving when it happened. It really does feel like it's about to disloc

It sure ain't supposed to feel like that! Visit the orthopedic guy. He will probably be able to advise you with no more than a simple x-ray.

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go to your local Orthopaedic doctor and tell him/her what is going on. they will run a battery of tests and can determine what is wrong.

I had something similar and after doctors, etc, tests, etc. I went to chiropractic and that really helped. It takes some time but it really works.

Have you been to a doctor? You should see one. Also, this is going to sound strange, but maybe you should have allergy testing. I am in my 40's and I started having terrible pain in my hips. I thought I was getting arthritis. I ended up having allergy testing because of some respiratory problems. I found out that one thing I'm allergic to is chocolate. My doctor told me there are different levels of allergic reactions and with the foods I should stop eating them for a while and then introduce them back into my diet one at a time and see what kind of reaction I had. I hadn't had pain in my hips in a few weeks, but didn't think about it because it came and went. At the point when I added chocolate back in my hips started hurting again. I told my Dr. and she told me that happens to some people. They call it something other than an allergy. I can't remember what the technical term is. I can still have a little chocolate now and then, but I can tell if I've had too much because I start to hurt. So, when you talk to your doctor, if they don't find another reason maybe you should ask him about this and get tested for allergies.

You might want to be asking a doctor these questions. If your primary care doctor doesn't have an answer for you, then see a chiropractor before going to a specialist. The reason I suggest seeing a chiropractor before the specialist is because the specialist will probably recommend surgery. The chiropractor may be able to correct the problem without surgery. The chiropractor's solution may take multiple visits over a long period of time, but in my opinion, its better than surgery. Surgery has too many risks involved, and isn't guaranteed to work.

I'd be happy to tell you about my experiences with chiropractors. Just IM me if you are interested.