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Question RE: groin swelling post
Sorry...On my original entry I meant to ask if there's a significant possibility that it could be a hernia? I do not have difficulty urinating (no pain when doing so), however being that I am a veteran teacher, I have gotten into the bad habit of waiting to go for longer than I should. Is this likely a urinary problem, a hernia, or both?
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Sorry to read of your problem. From your description I would be inclined to think you might have a hernia. A general surgeon should be able to helpnyou with the diagnosis. It does not sound like a urine problem based on your post.
Sorry drs, this post is in my forum too, I posted to the wrong side...
Sher
Sher
I didn't see a original entry here so I checked your the dr side and see you posted there. This does not sound like POP to me; I'm going to hover and let the physicians post an answer regarding hernia concerns. Hang in there a bit longer!
Sher
Sher
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