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Ithaca, NY
November 10, 2018
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Members confirmed that groin and pubic bone pain is a common experience, describing sensations ranging from sharp stabbing or electrical zaps... Read more

Members confirmed that groin and pubic bone pain is a common experience, describing sensations ranging from sharp stabbing or electrical zaps to deep aching that often radiates down one or both legs. Several members offered potential causes worth exploring with a doctor, including hip joint problems (which can present as groin pain before hip pain appears), pelvic floor dysfunction (especially after childbirth or surgeries), and SI joint issues that connect the waist and leg areas. A recurring theme was the importance of seeking proper medical evaluation rather than simply ignoring the pain, with members encouraging each other to advocate for answers and not dismiss symptoms that significantly affect daily life.

A MyFibroTeam Member

I don’t know if this could be your problem, but I suffered through this for about six months. My GO sent me to my Orthopedic specialist and I was told by the nurse it sounded like a hip problem. They took xrays and sure enough my hip joint was bone on bone. I never had any hip pain prior to visit just groun and pelvic. I was told these are typically a calling card for hip joint issues.

See your doctor for a correct diagnosis. It could be a range of issues and don’t full around with these symptoms. Good luck and prayers.

November 11, 2018
A MyFibroTeam Member

Idk if any of you have had children, any surgeries for female issues or bowel issues, but it could be your pelvic floor causing this. The SI jount is connected to all if the areas in you waist and legs and can cause this pain. Its worth asking a doctor.

November 11, 2018
A MyFibroTeam Member

I get this sometimes usually at night that travels down my legs. Extremely uncomfortable!

November 10, 2018
A MyFibroTeam Member

I get terrible groin pain in the right side it moves all the way down my leg so unbearable 😕

November 10, 2018
A MyFibroTeam Member

Yes. I usually get it more on one side. It can be quite a sharp pain or achy. I now am also careful about what underwear i buy to make sure it is fairly loose around my legs. Not sure how to stop/help the pain.

November 11, 2018

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