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Stabbing pain in groins that's not muscle related ?

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Dr. Cynthia Archer answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

Many Explanations: But in a nutshell you need an exam. There are many things that can result in a common symptom of groin pain. Inguinal or femoral hernia, kidney stones, referred pain from a hip or spine injury, inguinal lymph nodes, infection, especially if lmphnodes are enlarged, skin infection. A rare but serious issue is necrotizing fasciitis, but this is not typically subtle, with fever and malaise. See yourMD

Answered 8/26/2014

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