Groin pain: Many possibilities. Clear up any UTI. Check your hip joint with a simple test: Put right heel on the left kneecap; hold it here and let the right leg drop out. A light pressure on the right knee should not hurt the groin nor the back. The groin usually means hip trouble and the back indicates SI or, less often, LS joint trouble. At 34 I guess SI joint. Get blood tests for RA.
Answered 2/3/2016
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Unusual pattern: for urinary tract pain, but not unheard of. So if you do have frequent urination then you should have your urine checked for infection or blood.
Answered 2/24/2018
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