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What are the symtomes of inguinal hernia?

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Bulge, pain: If you have a bulge in the groin that goes away when you lie down, that's almost certainly a hernia. They can be more subtle, though, and cause mainly pain on exertion, when you cough or sneeze, or move a certain way. If there's any doubt, see your doctor; inguinal hernias should usually be repaired by a surgeon.

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Dr. Richard Nguyen answered

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Pain: Dull pain and bulging in the area.

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