Hi - you cans tart a new thread and perhaps get a better response? If you do, please post the link here
It doesn't mention if you have seen a physical therapist - that would be my first suggestion.
There are so many things that can give you groin pain. if all the nasty things have been taken out of the equation, then you need someone to look at your physically who is experienced as such things.
Good luck - let us know how you get on...i am sorry i don't have more time today to help
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