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sore spot to the touch, on my crotch of inner left thigh??
I sit for long periods, notice i get por pusture end up with sore crotch. I have to stand frequently and when i do i get a uncomfortable feeling in my groin area. Worsens thru out the day.
Im going to have blood tests done in a week im aware of the possibilities.
Had what i suspect as a ingrown hair or something right where my thigh meets my perineum (left leg)... i get get chaffing etc occasionally with "ingrow hair/pimples" that get sore.
I popped this typical one (usually take a good squeeze) and it bled like a stuck pig now is still sore three days later. Usually from what i remember is squeezing them alleviates the soreness.
Im always sweaty in my groin area
Any thoughts are greatly appreciated.
Im going to have blood tests done in a week im aware of the possibilities.
Had what i suspect as a ingrown hair or something right where my thigh meets my perineum (left leg)... i get get chaffing etc occasionally with "ingrow hair/pimples" that get sore.
I popped this typical one (usually take a good squeeze) and it bled like a stuck pig now is still sore three days later. Usually from what i remember is squeezing them alleviates the soreness.
Im always sweaty in my groin area
Any thoughts are greatly appreciated.
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Hi i can get them every so often iv'e started wearing loose boxer's & pant's help's a lot, take care
2 Comments
You get the soreness even after its been "popped"? I dug in it last nite with a tweezers n did have a hair in there.....feels better but sore
it will be sore But i find they go as they came, keep area clean dab on some Savlon Antiseptic Cream that will calm it down , take care
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