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Groin pain
I have groin pain since few months.i have done ultrasound report is attached .I have consulted two dr.one said it harnia after physical observation.and another said it not harnia.what should I do now.
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Consult a general surgeon. Hernia can be better diagnosed clinically after examining you..
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Don't lift heavy weights, or strain for stools
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It looks like inguinal hernia
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Consult with a Gen. Surgeon.
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Dr. Ankit Mishra
GastroIntestinal Surgeon
11 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hello!
The subject of groin pain is very complex. I understand your agony and also your surgeon’s dilemma.
Groin pain evaluation needs assessment of your lower back, hip, groin and upper thighs.
It could be a hernia, as pointed out by the ultrasound but it it could very well be pain from above mentioned areas.
Speaking from my experience wherein I deal with groin pain and occult hernias I can tell you that detailed clinical examination and the right modality of imaging can you and your surgeon the right answer.
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Clear the confusion. See a hernia surgeon. He may ask for a MRI groin.
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Avoid lifting heavy objects and straining.
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Dr. Mohammed Jameel Ahmed
General Surgeon
25 yrs exp
Nagpur
If no symptoms
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