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Zander1983
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You mean adductor strain? From the little I know about hernia's, an abductor strain wouldn't make sense...
Fingers crossed indeed.
Fingers crossed indeed.
Zander1983
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It is a good sign you don't have a lump.
I had a whole year written off because of osteitis pubis. The worst thing was just before it struck, I had finally come to terms with how to train properly. In hindsight, I wouldn't have cared so much if I didn't have a clue.
If its just a strain, you'll be right after a few weeks rehab, so don't stress too much
I had a whole year written off because of osteitis pubis. The worst thing was just before it struck, I had finally come to terms with how to train properly. In hindsight, I wouldn't have cared so much if I didn't have a clue.
If its just a strain, you'll be right after a few weeks rehab, so don't stress too much
FatRat said:
Well that is really fucking hilarious
Endpoint, about three years ago I had a tear/strain/something that was really never diagnosed properly. It started after a day of heavy cleans, I belive i hyperextended my hip flexor. Anyway to make a long story short I went through 6 months of physical therapy and all kinds of other bs, because the docs thought it was a hernia for a while. Finally after months of excruciating pain, a doc gave me a shot of cortizone and within a week and a half i was better, turned out it was like inflamation causing pressure on the nerve. I had two other docs try to perform surgery. Point is make sure you get a good diagnosis, problems in that area are hard to deal with.
Zander1983
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Agree with IronLion. They're very hard to deal with.
I was fortunate enough to see a doctor who treats athletes (for the Aussies, the Western Bulldogs' doctor) and was very familar with my injury.
Seek out expert advice as opposed to a GP, if at all possible.
I was fortunate enough to see a doctor who treats athletes (for the Aussies, the Western Bulldogs' doctor) and was very familar with my injury.
Seek out expert advice as opposed to a GP, if at all possible.
PolishHammer1977
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be careful and best of luck brother
Bro I had two congenital hernias in the last 4 years. one on the left side in my pubes the other, two years later on the right.
The first one popped out while squatting 405. Lift felt fine. In fact didnt even know the hernia popped out until the next morning when my wife noticed an egg popping out of my pubic hair. I checked myself into the outpatient program at my hospital and had surgery 2 weeks later. Was out of commission for 4 weeks.
So, now I have two slanted scars on opposing sides of my package. My cock looks like an oriental elephant. No offense to any Asian bros. Good luck. It will heal quick if thats the diagnosis.
The first one popped out while squatting 405. Lift felt fine. In fact didnt even know the hernia popped out until the next morning when my wife noticed an egg popping out of my pubic hair. I checked myself into the outpatient program at my hospital and had surgery 2 weeks later. Was out of commission for 4 weeks.
So, now I have two slanted scars on opposing sides of my package. My cock looks like an oriental elephant. No offense to any Asian bros. Good luck. It will heal quick if thats the diagnosis.
endpoint
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Good news! No hernia!
Still have to get physio for the adductor.
thanks for the support.
jerkbox. I didnt say what happened. I went to the gym Monday night everything was fine. No trouble after etc etc. I went to sleep and when i woke up in the morning i couldnt get out of bed.
I couldnt sit up with out a sharp pain in my groin (a stabbing pain) I had to roll out of bed. I put heat pads on it so i could sit up. I had trouble walking so i called a physio.
A hernia is a big deal to me. It means i will lose training time. training has become my life.
Still have to get physio for the adductor.
thanks for the support.
jerkbox. I didnt say what happened. I went to the gym Monday night everything was fine. No trouble after etc etc. I went to sleep and when i woke up in the morning i couldnt get out of bed.
I couldnt sit up with out a sharp pain in my groin (a stabbing pain) I had to roll out of bed. I put heat pads on it so i could sit up. I had trouble walking so i called a physio.
A hernia is a big deal to me. It means i will lose training time. training has become my life.
Zander1983
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I just joined the strained adductor club courtesy of soccer last night! 
Great news man!!!!
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