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I experience pain in my groin area when i sleep on my side. had hernia operation but still have the pain when i only sleep on my side?
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Often, groin pain is caused by osteoarthritis of the hip. Do you have any other hip type symptoms? Has your hernia surgeon examined your groin? If he/she finds no cause for your symptom, I recommend consulting an orthopedic specialist to examine your hip and groin
Answered 8/15/2022
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