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Sharp Stabbing Pain In Groin Area, Right Hip, Inhibits While Walking. Relief With Panodol

I am 69 yrs old, female and in good health except for a sharp stabbing pain in the right groin area, this catches me unexpectedly and is so sharp that I almost fall over. It only lasts a moment but can happen several times a day. For an hour or so after I have pain when I walk. Sometimes I also have sharp pain in the right hip which also inhibits walking . Taking panodol helps.
posted on Thu, 7 Nov 2013
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Mam ! right side abdominal pain indicates many thing right from appendicitis to stone and that needs to be investigated, for symptomatic relief you can try diclofenac with dicycloimne but the underlying cause has to be seen and for that I would advise you to go for x-ray study and Imaging study this will clear the picture be in touch with HCM for further advise and help bye.
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Sharp Stabbing Pain In Groin Area, Right Hip, Inhibits While Walking. Relief With Panodol

HI Thank for asking to HCM Mam ! right side abdominal pain indicates many thing right from appendicitis to stone and that needs to be investigated, for symptomatic relief you can try diclofenac with dicycloimne but the underlying cause has to be seen and for that I would advise you to go for x-ray study and Imaging study this will clear the picture be in touch with HCM for further advise and help bye.