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    Re: Groin injury, only in the morning!

    Does it hurt to cough/sneeze? And do you struggle to get out of bed in the morning?
    At the moment I wouldn't recommend playing until you know what it is as you may make things worse.


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    Re: Groin injury, only in the morning!

    Hi Karen, thanks for your reply....no, it doesn't hurt when i cough or sneeze, and I'm able to get out of bed OK. It's just for 3-4hrs every morning, it feels tender/uncomfortable/sore/dull pain, hard to desrcibe to be honest but it's very limiting. I'm at a loss with it


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    Re: Groin injury, only in the morning!

    Quote Originally Posted by eomahony View Post
    Hi Karen, thanks for your reply....no, it doesn't hurt when i cough or sneeze, and I'm able to get out of bed OK. It's just for 3-4hrs every morning, it feels tender/uncomfortable/sore/dull pain, hard to desrcibe to be honest but it's very limiting. I'm at a loss with it
    The route I was thinking down was of a Spotsman's Hernia (otherwise called Gilmore's Groin). It is a common injury in footballers and is normally causes a dull nagging pain deep in the groin.

    If no other treatment for a groin strain is working, you could try some rehab for this condition to see if it helps. This involves core stability work. Best using a gym ball to tone up the deep lower abdominals. There are numerous exercises so might be best looking on the internet for some or buying a book.



 
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