Suggest Remedy For Pain In Pubic And Groin Area
Yes, you should consult a specialist
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Yes you should see a specialist urologist. Besides hernia , other possibilities must also be considered. No change in urine color, absence of visible hematuria, burning urination alone cant be used as evidence to avoid further investigation. Urinary tract infection, stones, strictures, obstruction needs to be looked for. Appendicitis should also be looked for by examining the abdomen for any localized and rebound tenderness, rigidity that could indicate peritoneal irritation. X ray KUB, CBC, ESR, Ultrasound abdomen pelvis, Urine R/E and culture sensitivity testing should be done as part of the workup. For the pain, anti spasmodic like hyoscine butylbromide can be taken which is available over the counter in most pharmacies.
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Could this be the cause?
Explained
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Pudendal neuralgia can lead to pain associated with a sitting posture and involves perineum structures. Its a rare condition and based on your description is unlikely to be the cause.
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Since your urologist examined you, he must have pointed out some possibilities. He would have been in a better position to isolate an actual cause. Could you list some of the possibilities that he gave. Also can you upload the labs / investigations done in this visit.
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