What potential conditions could cause right groin pain to return as a severe, sharp sensation immediately after completing a course of anti-inflammatory medications and muscle relaxants, even though initial orthopedic X-rays were normal, and what diagnostic steps should be taken next? | Apollo Pharmacy

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What potential conditions could cause right groin pain to return as a severe, sharp sensation immediately after completing a course of anti-inflammatory medications and muscle relaxants, even though initial orthopedic X-rays were normal, and what diagnostic steps should be taken next?

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What potential conditions could cause right groin pain to return as a severe, sharp sensation immediately after completing a course of anti-inflammatory medications and muscle relaxants, even though initial orthopedic X-rays were normal, and what diagnostic steps should be taken next?

Asked by Female, 35 · 28 days ago

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

28 days ago

Since your X-rays were normal?which is reassuring as it rules out major bone issues?the pain returning after stopping your anti-inflammatories and muscle relaxants suggests a soft tissue cause. Conditions like a hip labral tear, tendonitis, a deep muscle strain, or even a hernia can cause these sharp sensations. To find the exact cause, the next best step is to consult your doctor about getting a soft-tissue imaging study, such as an MRI of your hip or pelvic region, or an ultrasound.

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