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Is groin pain a year after a cardiac cath normal?
I had a Cardiac Cath done January 2016, I occasionally get a sharp pain in my groin that radiates into my right leg, but only lasts a few minutes. I now have the pain constantly for the last three days, weight on my right leg is unbearable and can't seem to find a comfortable way to sit/lay down. Is this normal?
It is not normal to have pain in the groin area a year after a cath. Normally the groin can be sore for a few days max.
Your pain could be related to the cath, but can very well be something else. I advice you to let your GP take a look at it.
Your pain could be related to the cath, but can very well be something else. I advice you to let your GP take a look at it.
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Thanks for responding! I appreciate the advice
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