The location of groin pain is mostly located above the anterior femoral area and below the anterior lateral wall of the abdomen, and it is recommended to consult a doctor in time for the occurrence of severe or prolonged unrelieved pain in this area.
The groin area is located in the front of the pelvis, between the anterior superior iliac spine and the pubic symphysis, above the lower abdomen, that is, below the anterior lateral wall of the abdomen, and below the anterior femoral area, which is the demarcation line between the abdomen and the lower extremities. Most inguinal pain is located here. Groin pain can be caused by trauma to the area, inflammation of the soft tissues of the skin, or it can be due to a hiatal hernia, hip disease, etc.
For groin pain pain due to trauma or tissue inflammation, it is usually clearly localized and manifestations such as skin breakdown are present. In the case of groin pain due to hiatal hernia or hip disease, the pain is usually deep in the groin and may radiate to the abdomen or buttocks.
It is recommended to go to the hospital in time in order to avoid delaying the condition.