Where does the pain in the groin of men?

Pain in the groin in men is one of the common complaints in the practice of gynecology, since this symptom is very specific due to the fact that it can indicate a large number of various diseases. Because of the small concentration of nerve ganglia in the hip region, the pain impulses coming from the organs in the pelvis fail to integrate well in the central nervous system and because of this the pain seems to be slightly irradiating. When examining a patient with a complaint of pain in the groin on the left or elsewhere in the hip area, one must also take into account the fact of his individual tolerance, as well as the different pain threshold of sensitivity.

Important characteristics are the occurrence of gradual or acute pain, painful localization, as well as common symptoms such as bleeding, vomiting, nausea, chills, fever and so on. It is necessary to find out whether the relationship has pain and menstruation cycle, whether there is a threat to life, whether resuscitation is needed, whether there is a connection with a possible pregnancy.

What diseases cause pain in the groin in men? Define:

• In most cases, acute cystitis accounts for pain in the groin, but this is not always the case, since there may be frequent urination and pain at the end, as well as the presence of blood in the urine, which in turn will talk about problems with the intestines, and Not about cystitis.
• Pain in the groin is primarily characteristic of cystitis. Cystitis in men is almost always a complication of ordinary chronic prostatitis. It is because of this that it is necessary to contact a urologist and undergo a survey that he will appoint.
• Pain in the groin in men in the left or right side, usually occurs due to problems associated with the intestines. But in some cases it can be chronic prostatitis. Just because of this, it is worthwhile to address not only to the gastroenterologist, but also to the urologist.
• Bleeding from the genital tract, together with a combination of pain in the groin, in most cases appear as a cause of the disease of the reproductive system.
• Chills and fever of the whole body in most cases speak of pelvic infections, such as chlamydia, mycoplasmosis, ureaplasmosis, gonorrhea.
• Diseases associated with the gastrointestinal tract are accompanied by nausea, vomiting and anorexia.
• Intra-abdominal bleeding, as a rule, is indicated by shock, fainting and vascular collapse, which occurs as a result of hypovolemia.
• A sign of the pathology of the ways for urine output is painful and frequent urination, as well as pain in the lumbar region or hematuria.
• A pronounced pathology is indicated by sudden pain, which can be caused by organ torsion, ruptures, bleeding or perforation, however, similar symptoms can cause colic of the urinary tract or the gastrointestinal tract. In the event that the pain began to occur gradually, it indicates the onset of inflammation or obstruction.
• Rhythmic and pulsating pain in the groin in men is typical for increased intracavitary pressure inside the genitals.
• Periodicity and prolonged episodes of pain help in establishing the nature of the disease (chronic or acute). In the event that similar pains were earlier or the pain worried for a long time, the risk of a chronic disease is very likely.
• Acute bouts of pain that last at least forty-eight hours, sometimes occur a second time because of chronic diseases, such as pain during ovulation. This is true, and if the pain in the groin gives in the leg.
• How strong a painful attack can be determined by the type of sick person, that is, how much it is sweating, pale, or what kind of face it has.
• In any case, having felt pain in the groin, you need to treat this with caution.