Hi doctor,
I have had pain in my lower stomach just above my crotch area for about seven weeks now. When I first went to my doctor with the complaint, he said I could have pulled a muscle. I have made an appointment to go back again, which he told me to do and he advised me to bring a urine sample. It does not hurt all the time. It does not hurt when I go to the toilet for passing urine and stools. Sometimes, when I am walking along, I do get a twinge in my groin area. If I sit down in a chair and move my legs towards me, then it does not hurt. But, I am getting pain when I lean up from a position such as from a bed or sofa. Sometimes, when I cough or sneeze it twinges. I do a lot of bending and lifting at work. It has not got any worse but does not seem to have gone either.
Please help.
Hi,
Welcome to icliniq.com.
I feel really sorry for the pain and twinges you feel on certain positions and movements. It really is bothersome and needs attention and care.
Thank you doctor,
Is this common in the mid-40s? I did wonder whether perhaps I had some kind of hernia. But, I do not seem to have any unusual bulges in that area. Do you think I still stand a chance of being rid of this pain one day? Or will it remain the same for my entire lifetime?
Hi,
Welcome back to icliniq.com.
I feel happy to assist you and answer your follow-up query.
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