What could be the cause of groin pain in women?

Answer by  Tabatha (440)

Certain activities, overuse or an injury can cause a pain in the groin area. Injuries from sports, an accident or from simply being overly active can cause you to pull a muscle, tendon or ligament. However, if you have not had an injury, there could be a serious health condition.

Answer by  spragoo (1500)

One could be sexual abuse, but that would usually be known by the woman obviously. There could be a tumor of some kind in the groin area. There could be some type of infection. This would usually be accompanied by a fever. It is best to get yourself to a doctor and get a real diagnosis!

Answer by  reddeb96701 (494)

There could be a lot of different reasons for this pain. One could be normal cramps that women get at that time of the month. It could be just a plulled mucle. See a doctor if it persists.

Answer by  mom (244)

There are several causes of groin pain. Some include: pulled muscles, hernia, hip fracture, kidney stones, tubal pregnancy, and fallopian cysts. You should go to your OB/GYN to rule out the major causes of your pain. Mine was kidney stones.

Answer by  pfrink (80)

Groin pain can be caused by many different things. It is advised you get the advise of the proper medical professional. Groin pain can be from anything that could be caused by bloating and periods to pregnancy and kidney stones or even a hernia.

Answer by  Brett (7986)

A pulled abdominal or groin muscle is probably the reason for this (along with a pulled or bruised this muscle)