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Pain In The Right Side Radiating To The Groin And Leg. Worried About Ovarian Cancer.

I have ben having a problem with pain in my right side . this gets worse as the day goes on . there wseems to be a lot of wind rumbling artound but degas doesnt help
. the pain goes down the leg like siatic pain but this is in the front ofrom the groin . i was wondering abou ovarian cancer. i have had a colonosopy and all was clear
Fri, 31 May 2013
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Hello,

History of pain in the Right groin region and the pain is radiating in nature.
There may be many causes attributed to this pain and I'm mentioning some of it.
The most common cause may be due to Musculoskeletal pain.
Due to radiating nature the may be involvement of nerve roots in the spinal column.
Renal stones can cause a similar type of pain.
Any pelvic inflammation or tumors may also be the reason.
You need diagnostic procedures to confirm the cause of pain.
Take the help of your doctor.
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Pain In The Right Side Radiating To The Groin And Leg. Worried About Ovarian Cancer.

Hello, History of pain in the Right groin region and the pain is radiating in nature. There may be many causes attributed to this pain and I m mentioning some of it. The most common cause may be due to Musculoskeletal pain. Due to radiating nature the may be involvement of nerve roots in the spinal column. Renal stones can cause a similar type of pain. Any pelvic inflammation or tumors may also be the reason. You need diagnostic procedures to confirm the cause of pain. Take the help of your doctor.