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Near the upper thigh slightly pain when i do pressure for urinating.it is due to over exercise or internal health issue.explain me.i do regular running.?
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Pain and Urination: There are several possibilities including infection, muscle strain, and hernia. Please see your doctor who will let you know what is happening. Peace and good health.
Answered 10/4/2020
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