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What Causes Pain In The Groin Area Radiating Towards The Pelvis?
I have pain in both groin areas goes up pelvic area have had a DNc then a hysterectomy left ovaries about 4 years ago & then my appendix taken out about 2 years ago also have vericous veins. Could pain be vericous veins up there? Scar tissue? Or problem with ovaries? Had fibroids don t think I have endometriosis I am 49 years old
Tue, 28 May 2019
Hello,
Yes, the pain could be due to varicose veins. Should get them examined by angiologist plus get a Doppler Ultrasound to evaluate their changes.
Another reason is that due to operations, there is scar tissue forming there. This will cause pain every time you have a bowel movement or even suddenly without a known cause.
Should recheck your genital tract again as fibroids can appear again.
All the best.
Dr.Albana Sejdini
Yes, the pain could be due to varicose veins. Should get them examined by angiologist plus get a Doppler Ultrasound to evaluate their changes.
Another reason is that due to operations, there is scar tissue forming there. This will cause pain every time you have a bowel movement or even suddenly without a known cause.
Should recheck your genital tract again as fibroids can appear again.
All the best.
Dr.Albana Sejdini
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