Without a clear clinical/pathological diagnosis, the subsequent management of chronic groin pain is difficult. The combination of complex anatomy, variability of ... the visceral contents of the ...

can cause pressure or cramping in the groin or lower abdomen. Because of differences in anatomy, women are much more at risk of such infections compared to men. A UTI may also cause pain while ...

Pain on the right side of the abdomen—the part of your body between your chest and groin—is relatively common. Right side abdominal pain is often not a sign of anything too serious.

However, some people may experience slight pain ... whole abdomen and sometimes even the hip. It can feel dull, sharp, or throbbing. A person who develops a new lump or bump in the groin or ...

Conclusions Given the complex anatomy, equal intra-articular and extra-articular contribution, and potential for overlap of clinical entities causing groin pain leading to surgery in athletes, further ...