Subcutaneous Lipoma Mimicking Irreducible Inguinal Hernia

Inguinal or groin region is an area of diagnostic mysteries. It usually associated with a painless painful swellings. Swellings in this can be congenital acquired, acute chronic, single multiple, soft to hard, mobile immobile and appear suddenly gradually. Commonest swelling simple direct indirect inguinal hernia children adults positive cough impulse. The next common lump femoral hernia, hydrocoele, sebaceous cyst enlarged reactive malignant lymph node. Other uncommon Differential diagnosis includes ectopic testes, funiculitis, artery aneurysm, pseudoaneurysm, hidradenitis, epididymitis, varicocele abscess. Subcutaneous lipoma rare condition which mimic irreducible other problems for the attending physicians. We present case mimicking right sided young healthy man.