Quick background. I was diagnosed with a sports hernia, 2nd degree tear of the rectous abdomenous around 2 years ago. I am a tennis teaching professional and continued to play through the pain and it eventually seemed to more or less go away. Over the last few weeks I began to notice increased pain in my lower back. About a week ago after a hitting session, later in the night at dinner my left side groin began to stiffen and I started to limp quite noticeably. Since then, the pain increased. My ability to sprint to a ball is almost gone, I walk with a limp and most interesting is that the pain is the worst when lying down to sleep at night. It feels as if someone is pulling my leg out of socket and I have to get out of bed, and walk around to alleviate the pain. I unfortunatley do not have medical coverage and I know in order to get a proper diagnosis I'd need some sort of imaging- x ray, MRI, whatever.
I was wondering if given the fact that I had a diagnosis previously and it has come back worse this time if perhaps I've done some more serious damage. Also, any theories on if given my pain is worse when standing, lying down, etc. what the condition I have now might be. Thanks.


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