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Had Groin Pain, Pain Is More While Walking Or Standing. Noticed Sore Testicles. What Is This?

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Posted on Thu, 8 Aug 2013
Question: My husband has had groin pain for a good 2 years. It seems to worsen when he stands or walks. His dr. sent him for an MRI 1 year ago and found nothing. Why does he suffer with it still? He also says his testicle is sore at times.
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Answered by Dr. Luchuo Engelbert Bain (2 hours later)
Hi and thanks for the query,

He deserves a proper clinical evaluation. It would be preferable if this is done by a visceral surgeon or a general surgeon. A hidden unrevealed hernia must be carefully excluded. A careful examination of this area to excluded a testicular mass, a testicular cyst or an enlarged groin lymph node needs to be done.

The association of the pain to standing and walking points towards a mechanical origin, compatible most like with a hernia. I am afraid a clinical examination rather than an MRI is more suitable in making an appropriate diagnosis.

I suggest you book an appointment with a visceral surgeon or general surgeon for a proper clinical review.

Thanks and hope this helps. feel free asking further questions if need be. wishing him good health and kind regards.

Bain LE, MD.
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Had Groin Pain, Pain Is More While Walking Or Standing. Noticed Sore Testicles. What Is This?

Hi and thanks for the query,

He deserves a proper clinical evaluation. It would be preferable if this is done by a visceral surgeon or a general surgeon. A hidden unrevealed hernia must be carefully excluded. A careful examination of this area to excluded a testicular mass, a testicular cyst or an enlarged groin lymph node needs to be done.

The association of the pain to standing and walking points towards a mechanical origin, compatible most like with a hernia. I am afraid a clinical examination rather than an MRI is more suitable in making an appropriate diagnosis.

I suggest you book an appointment with a visceral surgeon or general surgeon for a proper clinical review.

Thanks and hope this helps. feel free asking further questions if need be. wishing him good health and kind regards.

Bain LE, MD.