Is groin pain a lyme symptom?

Anyone ever get this ? Would ice amd water be a recommended remedy assuming other things are ruled out?

Thanks

Hi. I'm ok thanks figuring stuff out health wise. Seems like things come and go different days and feel parasite's still a big issue. A Dr. I traveled to see didn't even want to prescribe anything else and wants me to get teeth removed from wisdom teeth extraction areas so I'm looking at more options now.

May actually go to Vancouver (5 hour drive) to be seen at McGills Parisitology center. Although I don't expect much, if they could actually pinpoint some parasites (which I'm sure includes flukes) and help treat it sure could help.

After that would be back to llmd and self treating a little for parasites if need be. It is quite confusing though. Mild herbs like dandellion I can take but nothing so effective cause it seems to provoke stuff going on in the body.

Post Edited (Xelaetaks) : 7/31/2014 3:38:49 PM (GMT-6)

Thanks. Could be possible. Went to e.r. To rule out anything right away noticable and they said it looked normal on exam and ultrasound. Could be lyme related. It does seem to come and go sometimes when it happens. Seems a little random. Could be treating lyme again will help. It does seem to subside over time also, guess some ice and maybe an inflammatory may help if it happens again.

I had been having curious symptoms for years but always put them down to menstrual issues or early signs of ageing; it was a sharp burning tearing kind of pain though, that really had me running scared, I thought I had ovarian cancer or something - it was terrifying. I was scanned and prodded in various areas that ruled out cervical, ovarian, bowel and breast cancer so I started searching the web. I put all my symptoms into Google and the two front runners became Lyme and fibromyalgia, I went to my clinic and asked for a lyme test that came back positive. I have been cleared for all co-infections except bartonella which they wouldn't test me for because I don't own a cat (typical IDSA idiocy). Most of my symptoms are very bartonella-ish so I would definitely agree with opugirl on this. Please do not worry and don't be scared about this symptom - easier said than done I know. Bless you and thinking of you.

That was my 100th post. :)

I use to get that all the time very painful I thought the same thing ovarian, cervical, cancer than thought some menopause symptom. Very uncomfortable its better know haven't had that in a long time. I almost forgot about it actually.