You should visit a doctor if you experience:
- A visible lump or bulge in your groin or scrotum
- Pain, heaviness, or burning sensation in the groin area
- Discomfort while coughing, lifting, or standing
- Swelling that increases with activity and subsides while resting
- Nausea, vomiting, or difficulty passing stool (signs of strangulated hernia)
If the bulge becomes hard, painful, or does not go back when pushed gently, it may indicate a medical emergency that needs immediate attention. Consulting a specialist early ensures timely treatment and prevents complications.
You should visit a doctor if you experience:
- A visible lump or bulge in your groin or scrotum
- Pain, heaviness, or burning sensation in the groin area
- Discomfort while coughing, lifting, or standing
- Swelling that increases with activity and subsides while resting
- Nausea, vomiting, or difficulty passing stool (signs of strangulated hernia)
If the bulge becomes hard, painful, or does not go back when pushed gently, it may indicate a medical emergency that needs immediate attention. Consulting a specialist early ensures timely treatment and prevents complications.









