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Groin& lower stomach pains along with pain in testicle after heavy lifting. what's the probability of hernia, will it go away by itself?
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Hernia Symptoms: Based on your described symptoms, you may have a hernia. Unfortunately, hernias do not get better by themselves. They need to be surgically repaired. You should see a general surgeon who can do a physical exam to check for hernias.
Answered 2/8/2014
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