Groin Pain

Buttock pain

Buttock Pain

Buttock pain causes include Piriformis syndrome, Sacroiliac joint pain, Tendonitis, Bursitis and referred pain from the spine. Sacroiliac joint pain The Sacroiliac joint is located at the bottom and just to the side of the

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Groin pain

Groin Pain

Common injuries causing groin pain include groin muscle strain, adductor tendonitis, hernia and bursitis, as well as contusions from direct trauma, especially men. Pain may also be referred from the lower back and/or hip. Medically

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Groin muscles

Adductor Tendonitis

Groin inflammation or adductor tendonitis occurs when the tendons of the adductor muscles become inflamed causing pain, specifically high in the groin where the muscles attach to the pelvis. Often the result of overuse, if

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Hip pain

Hip Pain

Hip pain in sportsmen and women often occurs in conjunction with or is related to chronic groin pain. Here we explain the common causes of hip pain in sports. Select the location of your hip

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