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Q: Weird Pain In the Area That "connects" My Leg to M
asked by: Cutwolf on September 10th, 2006
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Whenever I play football or run for a long period of time (sprints usually) that involves a lot of cutting (running routes as a wr), the part of my leg above my thigh but right below my torso (and to the right of the groin) is always sore. Only in my right leg. Its been doing this for years, even if I don't run on it for months at a time.


i circled the general area of the pain. Its only pain when I walk, not when i'm just sitting here. Not terribly severe, but enough to be noticeable.
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Cutwolf
replied on September 10th, 2006
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I don't know why the image isn't working. Argh.
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DaManIam
replied on September 10th, 2006
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If it's right below your pelvic bone I believe I know what you're talking about.

I'm 27, played football, soccer and hockey for years. I've had this injury. You need to stay off it for about 2-3 months. Take it slowly after that. Always remember to stretch it.....But do it slowly. Give it time to re-cover. If it hurts, stop.

You will always have issues with this. Sorry

go to a physio.
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Cutwolf
replied on September 10th, 2006
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What is it though? I think its relatively healed because I do stay off of it (pretty much most of the summer) but recently joined a flag football team. It doesn't hinder my abilities, but I feel it.
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DaManIam
replied on September 10th, 2006
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It's just damaged. You need to see a pro. He'll tell you what to do so it heals properly.

The injury is a delicate one. I re-injured it every 2-3 years. Usually if I don't stretch before hand or haven't done sports in a while and jump back in.

I've injured myself quite a bit. Be careful. The last thing you want is to be 60 and in pain because it never healed properly.

A physiotherapist will help big time. At least go for 1 session so they can tell you what it is and what you should be doing to treat it. The exercises recommended you can do on your own.
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