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Groin Pain During Bladder Full, Difficult To Walk, Hip Pain. Help

Hello...I am a 39 year old man and get a severe pain around the inside part of my groin on my right side when my bladder is full...this pain makes it somewhat difficult to walk as my hip hurts so bad...after relieving myself, the pain subsides some and overnight goes away completely...some discomfort is there randomly but always there when my bladder is full
Mon, 3 Jun 2013
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Hello Sir,
You are feeling severe pain while your bladder is full on your right side groin (Rt Iliac Fossa) and which is relieved by lying down and subsides in night rest.It means you are having possibly appendicitis ,Rt Inguinal Hernia or any growth possible in side, so you must concern your surgeon and take his advice also you must go for Ultra sonography abdomen or CT Scan lower abdomen along with routine blood and urine examination immediately to rule out any growth in Rt groin area.Good luck and take care
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Groin Pain During Bladder Full, Difficult To Walk, Hip Pain. Help

Hello Sir, You are feeling severe pain while your bladder is full on your right side groin (Rt Iliac Fossa) and which is relieved by lying down and subsides in night rest.It means you are having possibly appendicitis ,Rt Inguinal Hernia or any growth possible in side, so you must concern your surgeon and take his advice also you must go for Ultra sonography abdomen or CT Scan lower abdomen along with routine blood and urine examination immediately to rule out any growth in Rt groin area.Good luck and take care