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Fibrocystic tissue in groin?
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I am a 28 yo female who was diagnosed with fibrocystic breast changes several years ago. Recently, I noticed what feels like similar tissue extending from my hip bone into the groin area. This month, during menstruation it became especially painful and irritated on one side of the groin. These changes seem to correlate to a general increase in menstrual-related problems in the past year including a new diagnoses of catamenial epilepsy. My hormone and thyroid tests at menstrual day 5 were in normal limits. My question is whether I should be concerned about the tissue changes in the groin and if I need to have the tissue screened by my physician?
I am a 28 yo female who was diagnosed with fibrocystic breast changes several years ago. Recently, I noticed what feels like similar tissue extending from my hip bone into the groin area. This month, during menstruation it became especially painful and irritated on one side of the groin. These changes seem to correlate to a general increase in menstrual-related problems in the past year including a new diagnoses of catamenial epilepsy. My hormone and thyroid tests at menstrual day 5 were in normal limits. My question is whether I should be concerned about the tissue changes in the groin and if I need to have the tissue screened by my physician?
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