hurting in left groin area goin all way up to back of neck  Any suggestions?
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ONLY SUGGESTION.  DOCTOR.  NOW.  DOCTOR. GO. MAKE THE APPT. DOCTOR!\n\n;)
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buy some piles cream from the pharmacy and rub that around ur exit regularly. \n\nshould help to ease the pain
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You can go to a doc.  and have it either frozen off or burned off.  In either case, that will hurt like hell at first, be uncomforatable for awhile, then feel better later.
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You really need to go to a doctor to have this checked out. There are a number of things that could cause pain in that area. Some being serious and some not so serious. Make a doctors appointment and if it gets worse you need to get yourself to an E.R. I hope you feel better soon!
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Hi Kim, with neck problems the list can go on and on.  If you have neck problems it can be something as simple as a pulled muscle to something more complex like a swollen thyroid gland.  \n\nSeeing a proper doctor can help you fix your medical ailments.  If you feel a slight burning sensation in your arm or finger tips whenever you move your neck, it is probably a pinched nerve.  It's no big deal, it can happen sometimes when a muscle knots up in your neck or upper back and it may be unpleasant but will go away in a day or two.  If you've had it for a couple of months, your doctor may ask you to have surgery to fix it.  \n\nMost commonly your doctor (IF the pain is severe enough) will prescribe to you a light muscle relaxer or suggest you take Aleve or extra strength Tylenol to relieve the pain.\n\nIf you feel like you can only move your neck to one side, you probably have a really wicked cramp that needs to be worked out.  If you cannot go to a massage therapist, I recommend doing the following:  Sit in a tub of warm water as hot as you can stand it for as long as you can stand it (obviously not so hot it can burn you and not too hot if you have heart problems, are taking blood thinners or have a pacemaker) and slowly work your neck starting with your chin turned to your shoulder and then touching your chest and then over to your other shoulder.  Do that a few times and step out and it should help.  NEVER do full circles with your neck as you can do permanent nerve/spinal damage with this.  \n\nAlternating hot packs/cold packs for 15 min at a time can help loosen the muscle group.  Inbetween switching, just make sure to stretch your neck out a bit each time.  \n\nYou can also take a tennis ball and hold it between your upper back and a wall and roll it across your back that way (or have someone else roll it for you) and slowly massage your neck with it.  The tennis ball is hard enough to work out your muscles, but soft enough to not hurt you.\n\nI recommend a good family practitioner if you need to see a doctor.  You can also see a Chiropractor (M.D. with extra musculo-skeletal training) an Osteopathic Doctor (a doctor who uses a full body approach to healing and who also uses the same chiropractic movements), an Ear Nose and Throat specialist, (Otolaryngology Doctor), they can help you determine if it's something more serious than a muscle glitch, however they usually require a referral from your primary care doc.  You can also see a physical therapist who can prescribe certain exercises for you to do.  Massage therapists also work well for that (massage school students often charge less for massages and are always observed by an instructor).\n\nIf it is a simple sprain, you can also learn simple stretching exercises that can help you avoid the injury in the future.  \n\nI also want to add that you may need a new pillow or a new mattress.  If you are not getting proper spinal alignment while you sleep, your neck can start to hurt from the weight of an improperly positioned support system.\n\nIt's also possible you may need new shoes.  When you are not getting proper support for your feet, you can have all sorts of alignment problems in your body and before you know it, you hurt all over.  If you can't afford new shoes, try getting arch support or memory foam inserts for your feet.  You can also see an Orthopedic Doctor (skeletal doctor) or a Podiatrist (foot doctor) for that.  If your injury is related to sports a Sports Medicine Doctor (who usually has training in all of the above) can help you out also.\n\nI hope this helps you and that your road to healing comes as painlessly as possible.  Good luck!
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You might try going to a massage therapist who has experience working with neck pain. If it is still painful after the massage, you should probably see a doctor. \n\nGood luck.
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sounds like bursitis in the shoulder, get an x-ray and take ibuprofen.
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go to the doctor it may be serious!
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i would suggest going to a doctor.  you may have strained a muscle or something worse but go soon
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GO SEE A DOCTOR.  Being uncomfortable is one thing, but if you are in PAIN, go see a doctor.  It could be anything from gas to a tumor to appendixitis.
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Yes it is very normal.  You might want to take some pain reliever.  If you suck on a freshly used tea bag over the hurting area that also helps.
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Very likely a hernia. See your doctor.
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Maybe you should call a nurse or go see a doctor. But if the pain is consistent I'm sure there is a problem.
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You need  to get it checked out. Do you have problems going to the bathroom?  Could be Chrone's Disease, IBD,\ndiverticulitis or possibly some of the things others suggested\n \nYou could have a hernia.  Don't think it's kidney or liver because they cause back pain.    Possibly gall bladder.
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hang on...\n\n\n\n\n\n...\n\n\n\n\n\n........uuuuuuuuhhhhhhh!!!\n\n\n\nKind of like needing to pee but 20 times more intense, but not like actually going for a pee, as the O fades it subdues in waves. And through all this there's a strange pulsing/tingling sensation throughout the groin that any other time you'd think something was seriosly wrong down there.\n\nDoes that help?
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A pulled groin muscle is extremely painful and takes a very long time for it to heal.\n\nI recommend that you take at least 3 months off from anything that gives you pain in that area.  Also, be sure to utilize heat treatments and gradually start stretching as long as you are not experiencing pain.\n\nGood Luck!\n\n"Groin injury\n\n\nSeveral groups of muscles attach in the groin area.\n\nThe flexor muscles bend the leg at the hip.\nThe adductor muscles allow the legs to move toward each other.\nThe abductor muscles allow the legs to move away from each other.\nThe rotator muscles allow the toes to be rotated toward or away from each other while the leg is straight.\nThe lower abdominal wall muscles and the inguinal canal.\nAcute injury\nA forceful blow to the groin can cause damage to muscles, ligaments, blood vessels, or organs in the abdomen or genital area. A sharp object can penetrate and injure the groin or genital area.\n\nYou can pull (strain) or tear a groin muscle during exercise, such as running, skating, kicking in soccer, or playing basketball. You can strain a groin muscle during lifting, pushing, or pulling heavy objects. A fall can pull a groin muscle. A sudden pulling or tearing of a groin muscle may cause sudden pain. A snapping sound may be heard with hip or leg movement. Swelling and bruising can occur quickly. Sometimes swelling and bruising do not show up for a few days after the injury. \n\nInguinal hernias occur when a weak spot develops in the lower abdominal muscles. Often the cause of the hernia is not known, but lifting, straining, coughing, obesity, pregnancy, or constipation are often thought to cause a hernia. \n\nOveruse injury\nSome groin injuries come from overuse when repeated minor injuries lead to strains or tears of the muscles. Overuse injuries occur when too much stress is placed on an area. This often happens when you overdo an activity or repeat the same activity day after day. Overuse may cause:\n\nA hairline crack in a bone (stress fracture). \nBursitis.\nOsteitis pubis, which is a condition that causes chronic groin pain because of stress on the pubis symphysis. Distance runners and soccer players are most likely to be affected.\nHip problems.\nAvulsion fractures. This occurs when force causes a muscle to tear away from a bone and break a piece of bone. It most commonly affects teenage athletes who are involved in jumping, kicking, sprinting, or hurdling sports.\nHome treatment can relieve the pain, swelling, and bruising that can occur with a pulled groin muscle.\n\nGroin injury in children\nIn rare instances, a young child may have a hairline fracture of the hip or an avulsion fracture where the hip and upper part of the thighbone are torn apart by force and groin pain is the main symptom. Displacement of the head of the thighbone (slipped capital femoral epiphysis) can occur from an injury. Mild groin or knee pain in a child that does not improve after a few days of home treatment needs to be evaluated by a health professional. If your child's groin pain is severe, immediate evaluation is needed."
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Could be a bladder infection leading to a kidney infection.  If its really bad, it could be appendicitis.  Sorry for the spelling.  It could be from where youve ever done yourself.  If you feel like it may be something bad, then by all means see your physician.