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How would I look up "a sharp, shooting pain in the fold between upper thigh
and abdomen"? Isn't that "groin", but I can't find any "groin" rubrics
under either abdomen or extremities?

Shannon

it can be groin, if between thighs
it will be inguinal if between thigh and abdomen

Kind Regards
Dr. Pravin Jain
Author: Essentials of Pediatrics
Easy and Simple Remedy Keynotes

Hello Shannon,
That is the location of the psoas muscle attachments. There is
Extremities, Pain, Thigh, Groin, near:

Extremities, Inflammation, Psoas muscles
Hope this helps.
Jenny Decker
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From: Robert&Shannon Nelson [mailto:shannonnelson@tds.net]
Sent: Thursday, December 09, 2004 7:13 PM
To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Minutus] Groin pain?
How would I look up "a sharp, shooting pain in the fold between upper thigh
and abdomen"? Isn't that "groin", but I can't find any "groin" rubrics
under either abdomen or extremities?

Shannon
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Look under "Abdomen pain .. inguinal" Rosemary

Sounds like inguinal as someone mentioned. If on the right side it can be
the ileo-caecal part of the ascending colon.

Also, sometimes when you can¹t find the best rubrics for this area under
abdomen and extremities you might try looking at various Pelvis rubrics.

Best, Joy

http://www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 10/12/04 3:13 am, Robert&Shannon Nelson at shannonnelson@tds.net wrote:
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Thanks Joy,

It doesn't *seem* to be within the abdomen. My impression was maybe lymph
tissue (tho don't know why that would have a shooting(?), stabbing(?),
lancinating(?) sort of pain? Or why a muscle insertion would either...
Shannon

on 12/10/04 11:54 AM, J Lucas at j.lucas@ntlworld.com wrote:

If you have Phoenix Rep, many references in Male and Female chapters to
"Scrotum and Thighs, between" and genitals and thighs, between. Sorry I have no
software por I'd copy and paste for you.
George U.
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It's Inguinal region, in the chapter Abdomen
ABDOMEN - PAIN - stitching - Inguinal region
ABDOMEN - PAIN - stitching - Inguinal and pubic region
regards

Paul Debruyn
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upper thigh
rubrics