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Why Am I More Sensitive On Left Side Of My Groin And Inner Thigh?
I have a question...most likely regarding Urology. I m a 34 year old white male. No significant past medical history. No medications or current medical issues. I have been having a variety of sensations (ranging from sensitivity to touch around my left inner thigh up to but not including the scrotum area and into the prostate area and most recently stinging type sensation in that same region. None of these symptoms at all on the right. I ve been ignoring it for about a month and it isn t going away.
Wed, 4 May 2016
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In the given scenario,I would suggest to rule out Varicocele progressing lately.Other cause of PID with root compression at L1/2 dermatomes/ or inguinal compression with ilio-inguinal entrapment causing hyperaesthesia, or stinging sensation, need to be ruled out.
Possibility of Varicose Vein factor adding to burning sensation from venous insufficiency with resultant ischemia needs to be kept in mind.
USG with Color Doppler Studies on left groin and CT-/ MRI Studies of t-12 to l-5 vertebra would fix the diagnostic issues with you.
Hope this reply would help you to resolve the stinging sensation with help of doctors attending on you.
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Read and Reviewed your query in context to your health issues.
In the given scenario,I would suggest to rule out Varicocele progressing lately.Other cause of PID with root compression at L1/2 dermatomes/ or inguinal compression with ilio-inguinal entrapment causing hyperaesthesia, or stinging sensation, need to be ruled out.
Possibility of Varicose Vein factor adding to burning sensation from venous insufficiency with resultant ischemia needs to be kept in mind.
USG with Color Doppler Studies on left groin and CT-/ MRI Studies of t-12 to l-5 vertebra would fix the diagnostic issues with you.
Hope this reply would help you to resolve the stinging sensation with help of doctors attending on you.
If need be, update any health issue 24 x 7 by a direct question to ME, at following HCM link-
http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/Funnel?page=askDoctorDirectly&docId=70229
Dear, Don't forget to close this query with YOUR pleasing feedback comments to rate this reply and service, to boost the morale of incoming Emergency patients like YOU, at HCM services.
If you want to update more details and ask more update queries ,
You are most Welcome herewith !!
Good Day!!
Wishing Good Healthy Life in time to come!!
Dr.Savaskar M.N.
Senior Surgical Specialist
M.S.Genl-CVTS
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