Groin Hernia Causes
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Causes of Groin Hernia
Anything that causes weakness or tears in the abdominal wall can cause a groin hernia, including:
- Defects at birth
- Prolonged wear and tear (eg, lifting, straining, or coughing)
- Age-related weakness of the abdominal wall
- History of previous surgery in the area
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