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What Causes Pain In The Abdomen & Groin Area?

hi, i was leaning against a bench reaching for something not straining but my groin was pressing against the edge of the bench with some pressure. I felt a bit of pain during and after when i looked down i noticed a small buldge to the right of my pubic region, shortly after I felt it and i felt soft rather than hard and went down practically straight after but im a bit worried , i dont think its a hernia i have a very strong groin and abdomen.
Mon, 9 Feb 2015
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It's may be a inguinal hernia... You have to do less exercise.. ND you have to do strain less... May be it's an early stage....... Take tab. Signoflam twice a day... Tab. Pantocid dsr before breakfast... ND a belt should we wear when u do heavy exercise... Take tab. Spasmoproxyvan
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What Causes Pain In The Abdomen & Groin Area?

It s may be a inguinal hernia... You have to do less exercise.. ND you have to do strain less... May be it s an early stage....... Take tab. Signoflam twice a day... Tab. Pantocid dsr before breakfast... ND a belt should we wear when u do heavy exercise... Take tab. Spasmoproxyvan