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Intermittent pain in my left groin

2017-09-15 19:33:39
I just started a new job 1 week ago where I am lifting more weight. Three days ago I woke and had a pain in my left groin area. The pain occurs throughout the day as I walk. After I sit for a short period of time there is pain when I begin to walk until I stretch a couple of times. How do I medicate this issue?
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HELLO, CONSULT A GENERAL SURGEON FOR INGUINAL HERNIA. TILL THAN YOU CAN TAKE TABLET FLEXON TWO-TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD. O.K BYE.

Answered2017-09-16 10:17:10

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