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Has anyone experienced pain in groin area?

Posted by francesbwest @fbw2, 4 days ago

Has anyone experienced groin pain on the left leg? I was originally told that this was do to sciatica, and the pressing on nerves.

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seniormed | @seniormed | 2 days ago

I had occult groin pain after resuming jogging at age 70.
Went to my ortho and hips were in good shape.
Golf was an aggravating factor. Consulted a general
surgeon and he diagnosed bilateral inguinal hernias.
Successful laparoscopic repair had me free of symptoms
for a month until I resumed my normal activities!
Got fairly painful with golf until I felt a snap on teeing off and went down on my knees. Long story shortened-
torn adductor tendon relieved the pain and made the diagnosis. Psoriatic arthritis was the real culprit and the
cause in retrospect. Doing well on Humira and the golf course with a caring rheumatologist.

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sbtheplumber1 | @sbtheplumber1 | 1 day ago
In reply to @bebold "Finally diagnosed with an MRI. Pain in groin and butt. My labrum is torn in two..." + (show)
@bebold

Finally diagnosed with an MRI. Pain in groin and butt. My labrum is torn in two places (from a fall for me but took 6 months of gaslighting and blowing me off, STILL, for an entire year. It was my PCP that finally ordered the MRI. A hip dr even refused to see me after looking at an older MRI of my spine. YES I have a terrible back but this is my hip I fell on tile and landed on my hip. Nobody would listen. Good luck.

At this point one doctor says I need a hip replacement and one says not. See a 3rd person and whatever he says is right?

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@bebold funny how doctors think they can go by old imaging I had my surgeon that done my fusion and 2 other surgeons look at my I believe was 8 month old MRI and said they wouldn’t do nothing (first surgeon meant it wouldn’t even get me out of a wheelchair to check me ) then about a year later I was referred to Mayo Clinic and they done a CT and found a loose screw (in my back not my head) but still insist leave it alone and put in a spine stimulator

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