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I feel a bulge in my left groin when i cough, there is no bulge visible otherwise, if i lie down and cough i feel no bulge. can this be a hernia?
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Possibly: Hernias are more easily palpated while standing. See your doctor to be checked.
Answered 5/31/2019
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