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    james2u is offline New Member
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    need help with groin injury

    Any input would be helpfull,having trouble with a groin pull,hip flexor,and aductors,seems cronic, started last winter while playing hockey.Trouble is if i stay off it ,i get out of shape fast,if i play it never heals.Wont give up the game ,tried other workouts avoiding those areas but everything seems to irritate it, need help !been to doctors and physio im at a loss.

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    Quote Originally Posted by james2u
    Any input would be helpfull,having trouble with a groin pull,hip flexor,and aductors,seems cronic, started last winter while playing hockey.Trouble is if i stay off it ,i get out of shape fast,if i play it never heals.Wont give up the game ,tried other workouts avoiding those areas but everything seems to irritate it, need help !been to doctors and physio im at a loss.
    Sorry, there's only one remedy for that area if it's truly a pull, and apparently you already know it.

    M.

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    The doctors and physio will help by doing some muscle stim and ultrasound to relax and strengthen the are also and reduce inflamation. If they diagnose it to just be a pull and not a tear then you can go ahead and start a very safe stretch, lay down on your back when watching tv or on bed, and bend your knees up like your gonna do a situp. Put the soles of your feet together and open your knees apart which will put you in a groin stretch which is very safe and light because there is no weight applied, just sit there for as long as u can gravity will do its work beleive me.
    Do this stretch everyday and in a matter of two weeks you will notcie the flexibility is better and with the added range of motion the muscle will relax from the pull.

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