I have groin pain on right bottom and right back which shifts of and on

Ask a relative or trusted friend to help you reach medical clinic or doctor's office.

https://www.healthline.com/health/pain-in-groin-area-female-left-side#seeing-a-doctor


When to see a doctor

See your doctor if:

home treatment doesn’t help resolve your symptoms

the pain gets any worse over time

the pain happens suddenly without any obvious cause

you can’t walk or move your lower body without intense pain

you experience changes in your menstrual cycle or you miss a period

you see any unusual discharge from your vaginna
You should seek emergency medical help if, along with your groin pain, you experience:

blood in your urinne

pain spreading to your chest, abdomen, or lower back
a fever

nausea or vomiting

Your doctor may use one or more of the following tests to help diagnose the cause:

physical examination, including feeling around the area
X-rays to see transparent images of tissue in the groin
ultrasounds to see real-time images of groin tissues

magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to see 3-D images of the groin area

The bottom line

Left-sided groin pain isn’t always something to worry about. Mild injuries or minor infections can be treated quickly and easily.

But sudden, intense, or chronic pain may indicate an underlying cause that needs medical treatment. See your doctor as soon as possible if your groin pain disrupts your daily life or can’t be treated at home.

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Medically reviewed by Meredith Wallis, MS, CNM, ANP on August 21, 2019 — Written by Tim Jewell

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As wrong as this may sound: pain is your friend:
The FIRST obvious sign something's wrong.

Hello Carol Michell,

Taking recommendations from non-medical
personnel (especially ON-LINE) can be risky
business... That being said the RISK is all yours.

My advice given hereafter is going to presume you
routinely visit your medical doctor and have already
disclosed ALL medical conditions that could manifest
as lower torso pains ...
(because they are many & dangerous)

Ideally ...
we all get up and act like SMART CATS:
Give ourselves a really good stretch...
(work on full motion exercises: ease any injured
muscles back into full motion.
Try massage, heat and anti-inflammatory meds

Dehydration: Body balance of fluids & electrolytes
is critical to good muscular comfort...

So when you return to discuss your groin-pain
further ...

Is the pain constant.. was or is there anything in
particular that precipitates it...

Act normal & normal will follow: Stay mobile
to be mobile.

We will all be VERY immobile soon enough...!!

Now make that appointment with the DOCTOR!

Carnac the Magnificent

Did you strain your thigh? Pull a muscle? It can be very painful and alarming. Do you run or exercise? Also, is the site of the pain hot and or red to the touch?

well tell your doctor

notify a doctor for medical or health concerns

No. Voltaren (diclofenac) is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID). This medicine works by reducing substances in the body that cause pain and inflammation.

Voltaren is used to treat pain or inflammation caused by arthritis or ankylosing spondylitis.

Hi I'm Peter, here are what you are looking for. Believe it or not the first one is a Sears site. LOL