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I have a ruptured l4 l5. i have recently started having groin pain i had two epidurals 2 weeks ago. leg pain stopped. not groinhave a injured s1?

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Not necessarily : Groin pain could be primarily from the spinal problems, but also may be a core muscle imbalance due to compensation for the pain caused by the disc disease. A proper evaluation, and MRI can help figure that out. Physical therapy may also be helpful in that situation. Hope this helps!

Answered 8/21/2017

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Common: Common to have 'centralization' of pain during disc healing. S1 would still go all the way down the leg typically.

Answered 9/24/2016

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Dr. Merrill Reuter answered

Specializes in Orthopedic Spine Surgery

? Another cause: Groin pain can be from back as well as hip. If doesn't improve may need to have additional evaluation.

Answered 6/14/2015

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