No

Hello. Generally speaking, most muscle injuries happen in the tendenous area (where the muscles get attached to the bone). To repair this, body starts depositing calcium, in a rough manner,  there, which causes scarring. Once this calcium gets deposited,body starts to 'sculpt' this calcium to the body part. This entire process can take anywhere between 3-6 months. Until then, pain can be felt. But, despite knowing this, we cannot just ignore the pain. We need to confirm eveeything around the area is healthy and intact, and that can happen only with an in-person consult.

It might affect as its is connected through groin area, take precautions and follow proper medicines to avoid pain.

Yes this could be related as both these structure lie in vicinity in your groin area, Would be able to confirm on testing. Take Care👍

You need an online consultation for best diagnosis and treatment.

No it is completely different issue