Any Dr.'s in the house

[DTLB58]

Originally Posted by manchambo

I just found out I've got a herniated L4-L5 disc with an annular (sp?) tear. Weird thing is that I don't have that much back pain, but do have constant, fairly bad pain in the groin, right behind the nutsack Dr. thinks that might be caused by the disc irritating some nerves.

The human body is a beautiful, terrible, mysterious thing.

I have had pain in my groin with this almost the entire time since I originally injured it in 2002. About half the dr.'s I have seen tell me it has nothing to do with my back the other half say yes it has everything to do with my back. One dr. even laughed at me in front of a female intern. I never went back to him.

[catfish307]

Originally Posted by DTLB58

I have had pain in my groin with this almost the entire time since I originally injured it in 2002. About half the dr.'s I have seen tell me it has nothing to do with my back the other half say yes it has everything to do with my back. One dr. even laughed at me in front of a female intern. I never went back to him.

You should have kicked him in the nuts and asked him who's laughing now?

[chasedude]

Originally Posted by catfish307

You should have kicked him in the nuts and asked him who's laughing now?

[manchambo]

Originally Posted by DTLB58

I have had pain in my groin with this almost the entire time since I originally injured it in 2002. About half the dr.'s I have seen tell me it has nothing to do with my back the other half say yes it has everything to do with my back. One dr. even laughed at me in front of a female intern. I never went back to him.

My doctor seems not to be convinced that it's the back. That doesn't make much sense to me. I've got a problem that could obviously affect all kinds of nerves running down there.

[Skip Towne]

Have you had this condition before? Well, you've got it again.