What other treatments or medications can I try for ongoing, needle-like groin pain that shoots down to my scrotum and leg when I walk, especially since seeing multiple specialists and taking Gabapin NT has not given me any relief? | Apollo Pharmacy

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What other treatments or medications can I try for ongoing, needle-like groin pain that shoots down to my scrotum and leg when I walk, especially since seeing multiple specialists and taking Gabapin NT has not given me any relief?

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What other treatments or medications can I try for ongoing, needle-like groin pain that shoots down to my scrotum and leg when I walk, especially since seeing multiple specialists and taking Gabapin NT has not given me any relief?

Asked by Male, 26 · 11 days ago

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

11 days ago

You are dealing with this persistent, exhausting pain. Since Gabapin NT hasn't helped, please don't lose hope?there are other avenues to explore. You might discuss trying alternative nerve-pain medications like generic pregabalin or duloxetine with your doctor. Additionally, targeted treatments like local nerve blocks (such as a genitofemoral or ilioinguinal nerve block) or specialized pelvic floor physical therapy can often provide significant relief by calming the irritated nerves directly. Please consult a pain management specialist to safely discuss these options and tailor a plan specifically for you.

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