HELP ?Groin Pain

[morwenna]

The back and groin pain may or may not be related. An MRArthrogram of his hip might show damage eg a labral tear, or rupture of lig teres? He may be experiencing impingement syndrome of the hip?

[jesspt]

How about specific ortho provocation tests for the hip? FABER test? Gensalen's test? Scouring test? If these are positive for reproduction of groin pain, could be labral, or some OA-related pain. I'd recommend gentle hip mobs, such as long-axis distraction, and anterior-posterior glides.

Have you tested repeated movements ofthe lumbar spine?

With no symptoms distal to the knee, and a relatively recent onset of LBP, he would likely respond to lumbar manipulation.

[junior_physiotherapist]

Well, inaddition to above try to assess if ur patints suffering a referred pain(visceral) pain ,as if he had/have a tendernss on grion ,burning sensation at urination, no more drinking water,constant pain,blood at urine (what ever amount),
back pain at costvertebral area goes to anterio aspects of abdomin!