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Henri Fruchaud has written: 'The surgical anatomy of hernias of the groin' -- subject(s): Surgery, Groin, Atlases, Inguinal hernia, Femoral hernia, Hernia
A groin hernia is a protrusion of the intestine through the abdominal wall. It leaves a noticeable lump in the groin and can only be fixed by surgery.
Can be a hernia, have it checked out.
There is no record of a bilingual hernia, but there is a very common type of hernia called inguinal hernia. This type of hernia occurs when fatty tissues or part of an organ, such as your bowel, pushes through the muscles in your stomach wall near your groin. This happens most often to men who will feel a lump in their groin area after exertion. Sometimes lying down will cause the tissue to recede back behind the stomach muscles and the lump goes away. Other times the lump remains and requires a doctor's intervention.
The most likely reason for a bulge in the groin area is a hernia. A hernia is the extension of small intestins that protudes through the abdominal muscles and is usually the result of excessive strain in performing exercise or lifting. If not corrected, it can lead to a disruption of the digestive process and cramping as the feces may not pass through the intestines as normal.
This sounds more like a strain. A hernia would show as 'lump' in the groin area. If you have any doubts or it lasts for more than a few days, see the doctor.
Dr. David S. Edelman at 8940 N Kendall Dr. #804E is in Miami and will do groin hernia and has had several positive reviews from his patients.
possibly inguinal hernia
You should check for a hernia... legit? I definitely searched this, I didn't expect that. thanks man.
a hernia see a doctor
An occult hernia is a hernia that is not visible from the outside due to its location inside the body. It may not present with the typical bulging or protrusion that is often seen in other types of hernias, making it harder to diagnose. Occult hernias may still cause symptoms such as pain or discomfort, and may require medical intervention.