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Tingle/buzz in groin with head bending forward.not always.occasionally.what could it be...i have in the past few weeks flexed my neck a lot ...or could my posture and neck flexion have irritated some nerve. also issue is i keep flexing my neck still?
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You could be bending femoral artery or vein when bending causing a murmur which you can feel and hear. Ask dr to listen with you bending over.
Answered 8/22/2021
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