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I have a vibrating-like sensation on my right groin area. it's intermittent, no pain, just annoying. what could it be?
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Muscle twitch?: Maybe it is a muscle fasciculation. There are muscles that are attached to the groin area, some of them are very large. When a uscle is undergoing a change in training, either more or less than normal, it will twitch, as it undergoes changes in nerve supply. This is benign. I cannot think of any serious or scary cause.
Answered 1/24/2021
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