Inguinal Neuralgia

Inguinal neuralgia is one of the most common causes of groin/pelvic pain due to damage or irritation of the nerves affecting the pelvis. This is often caused by inadvertent damage or scar tissue from previous operations, especially hernia repairs or pelvic surgery. Rarely does an inguinal neuralgia occur spontaneously. Symptoms often present as numbness, burning over the lower abdomen that can radiate into the scrotum, labia, inner thighs or upper thighs.

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