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What Causes Pain In Groin Area While Walking?

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Posted on Sat, 26 Apr 2014
Question: I have had ct scan and have 4 bulging lower discs but am now having pain walking the pain is in my groin area I have had microdiscamy surgery 3 hakf years ago for bulging disc causing sciatic pain down left leg now I have this lower back pain and groin pain I am around 30 kegs overvweight and my mum wants me to see about another operation. I have had to go back on lyrica to help pain but really not knocking grunt out of groin pain. My question is do I look at more surgery or weight loss?? What is causing such bad groin pain is ute pelvic floor what do I do please any ideas sincerely appreciated
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Answered by Dr. Grzegorz Stanko (57 minutes later)
Brief Answer: Detailed below. Detailed Answer: Hello! Thank you for the query. Your symptoms may be caused by spine problems, urinary tract infection/stones, inguinal/femoral hernia, inflammation of the adductor muscles of the thigh. Spine problems give back pain and leg pain which goes through the buttock. Groin pain caused by inguinal hernia, urinary tract issues or inflammation of the adductor muscles of the thigh goes in the front of the groin. Urinary tract problems gives also frequent urinating, burning while urinating, lower abdominal pain. Hernia gives a lump in the groin. The pain is more intense when coughing or lifting heavy objects. Adductor muscles problem gives pain mostly when walking. Your overweight for sure makes spine problems worse as your spine needs to bear more weight. So it is possible that if you will loose some weight, your symptoms will be much less intense. Another surgery might not be helpful. Hope this will help. Feel free to ask further questions. Regards.
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What Causes Pain In Groin Area While Walking?

Brief Answer: Detailed below. Detailed Answer: Hello! Thank you for the query. Your symptoms may be caused by spine problems, urinary tract infection/stones, inguinal/femoral hernia, inflammation of the adductor muscles of the thigh. Spine problems give back pain and leg pain which goes through the buttock. Groin pain caused by inguinal hernia, urinary tract issues or inflammation of the adductor muscles of the thigh goes in the front of the groin. Urinary tract problems gives also frequent urinating, burning while urinating, lower abdominal pain. Hernia gives a lump in the groin. The pain is more intense when coughing or lifting heavy objects. Adductor muscles problem gives pain mostly when walking. Your overweight for sure makes spine problems worse as your spine needs to bear more weight. So it is possible that if you will loose some weight, your symptoms will be much less intense. Another surgery might not be helpful. Hope this will help. Feel free to ask further questions. Regards.