Pain in groin/pelvic area

2022-06-15 03:59:01
Hello sir/mam, i workout daily for 1.5 hours approx, i lift heavy weights, recently while doing deep squat with heavy weights, i started having pain in left side pf groin area, pain only occurs whenever i squat, what should i do??
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Hamstring muscle stretching exercise  and hot fermentation during rest

Answered2022-06-25 05:13:40

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Hi consult sports medicine specialist for the same contact

Answered2022-06-19 14:24:53

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Avoid deep squat, don't do squatting for sometime ...apply ice pack ....if not feeling relief in 3 days consult physiotherapist.

Answered2022-06-16 10:20:04

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Hi , You must have had muscle strain during activity. It usually recovers  within 4-5 days with rest and Iceing. If still you have , please consult a Physiotherapist and get the required help.
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We can't suggest specific treatment without examining you.
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Avoid squatting for sometime

Answered2022-06-16 09:56:04

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Check with a senior sports physiotherapist

Answered2022-06-15 14:15:23

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Its might be muscular strain.visit nearby physiotherapy clinic and take proper assessment and treatment. Take complete rest up to 7-14 days followed by icing daily for 10 mins.after reducing pain start hip adductor and abductor strengthening exercises and stretching by proper guidance
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avoid squats,lunges lifting heavy weights

Answered2022-06-15 12:02:13

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Use ice and wear proper compression garment. Take some rest
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Start Inner thigh muscles strengthening exercises and pelvic  strengthening exercises under proper guidance

Answered2022-06-15 09:05:25

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Take rest for lower limb exercise for 1wk.
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ice compression. rest.
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after reduce pain start hip adductor strengthening exercises slowly. then stretching as per your capacity.

Answered2022-06-15 08:37:50

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If your groin pain is the result of a strain, treatment at home is probably your best option. Resting and taking a break from physical activity for two to three weeks will allow your strain to heal naturally. Can apply ice pack for 20mins for 2 to 3 days and take resr, avoid execessive pressure tgat may leads to more severe increase in pain.Doing a slow, steady warm-up before physical activity can help reduce your risk of a groin injury, especially if you do it consistently.

Answered2022-06-15 04:58:05

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Avoid a deep squat. Improve posterior tilt of pelvis and see a sports physiotherapist

Answered2022-06-15 13:38:49

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It is May be due to Muscle Strain
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Visit nearest Physiotherapy clinic for complete assessment and treatment
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Rest Avoid weight lifting Avoid running and jogging for some days Avoid squatting and lounges After complete pain relief start lower limb strengthening exercises Start with warmup and stretching exercises Maintain consistency with the exercises it helps prevent these kind of injuries in the future

Answered2022-06-15 07:31:32

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