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A groin injury can be a very painful and difficult injury to heal. Commonly suffered by those participating in sports such as hockey, football, track & field and skiing, it’s often the result of overuse or a sudden contraction of the muscle while sprinting, jumping or quickly changing direction. Groin injuries are typically classified into one of three grades based on the severity of the injury. A first degree injury, the most common groin injuries, is considered a mild one involving some loss of strength or movement along with some pain. A second degree injury involves some tissue damage, more significant strength loss and moderate pain. A third degree injury involves a complete tear or rupture of the muscles from the pubic bone to the thigh and is accompanied by severe pain and significant loss of strength and function. If you or someone you know has suffered a groin injury, here’s what you need to know:
If you’ve experienced a groin injury and need help with your recovery, please don’t hesitate to give us a call. Remember, at Physiomed…Healthier Starts Here.
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