Have noticed i am getting pain across my lower stomach&groin area.
Seems to go from inside the body to the groin/legs.

Is this more nerve trouble with me on top of the TOS the docs think i have.

Also my legs like to go numb/weak really easy when sitting on them,chair or certain positions.
Legs like to give out every so often also.

Thanks.

have you been checked for a possible hernia?

Hi,
Have you have had a full spinal workup to check for causes there?
Xray/MRI?

It's not a hernia.
Have been checked multiple times.
Just mri's of the neck.
Will have to fight with the docs even more now i guess.
Have had my spine checked 1.5 yrs ago but the nerve guy did very little.
I can feel the pain in the lower stomach/groin like itis going down the nerve just like on my arms.

Cannot sit in a seat for very long in one position or bend over.
Thanks All.

Have you had a fall? The reason I ask is because a crack (even a hairline fracture) in your pelvis will give those symptoms.

Kidney stones will cause similar pain, but pain from a stone is usually agonizing. Have you noticed any blood in your urine? Have you been checked for a urinary tract infection?

What about adhesions? Have you had any surgery on that side of your body? Do you still have your appendix?

If you're male, do you have a varicocele, orchitis, epididymitis or a twisted testicle?

If you're female, could it be Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID), or Endometriosis?

Hip problems can present as groin pain, and it's possible for it to be referred into the lower abdomen. My SIL recently had a hip replacement, and almost all of her pre-operative pain was just like you described.

I've had tendonitis of one hip for several months, and although I do get a lot of outer hip pain with it, I also get groin, thigh and low abdo pain on that side.

Do you have any bowel symptoms? Irritable Bowel Disease, Crohn's Disease, Diverticulitis, and Ulcerative Colitis can cause the pain you describe.

Naturally it may not be any of the above, but these are just a few other suggestions for you to consider.