Patient's question:
Gender: Female, 27 years old. Ultrasound examination showed pelvic effusion. After one week of treatment, she felt pain in the left inguinal area and was wondering what was wrong.Doctor's answer:
Hello, frequent pain in the right groin area is commonly associated with conditions such as inguinal lymphadenitis, femoral head inflammation, muscle and ligament injuries, etc. Based on the description alone, it is difficult to diagnose. It is recommended to visit a surgeon for examination to identify the underlying cause before treatment. If there is a hernia in the groin, it can easily lead to pain in the femur. A hernia is what you refer to as a lump or swelling, which can easily cause pain. You can undergo a color Doppler ultrasound of the groin area to check. If a hernia is detected, surgical treatment is required. Females are generally more prone to inguinal hernias. If there is no hernia, local heat application and taking blood-activating and blood-quieting medications can help. Currently, there should be no other issues.