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Pubalgia; Groin Pain.. What it is, How and how it is diagnosed.

Posted by I1580918 on Wed, 24 Feb 2010

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Pubalgia......was originally known as Sport's Hernia, and Sportsman's Hernia, and described abdominal and inguinal pain experienced by athletes without any evidence of actual hernia upon physical examination. There is confusion resulting from the various terms of nomenclature used to describe the condition of Pubalgia; Pubalgia seems to be the best fit for the condition thoughmainstream media has promoted the use different nomenclature relating to Pubalgia. Other nomenclature Pubalgia is known b... Read More

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grOuch 02 Aug 12 4:06 PM This is a great piece - maybe the best I've seen on the internet. However, as I can sadly attest to, the following statement is only partially true:"Individuals sometimes attribute testicular pain to Pubalgia, but in reality; the two conditions are unique and separate."They are and they aren't. In my case, (presumed) pubalgia led to, among other things, a genitofemoral neuralgia which masqueraded as testicular pain. Although the pain didn't come from the testicle proper, it may as well have. If you ever develop chronic pain after a horseback riding stretching injury, even decades later, look to the pectineus.

grOuch

02 Aug 12
4:06 PM

This is a *great* piece - maybe the best I've seen on the internet. However, as I can sadly attest to, the following statement is only partially true:"Individuals sometimes attribute testicular pain to Pubalgia, but in reality; the two conditions are unique and separate."They are and they aren't. In my case, (presumed) pubalgia led to, among other things, a genitofemoral neuralgia which masqueraded as testicular pain. Although the pain didn't come from the testicle proper, it may as well have. If you ever develop chronic pain after a horseback riding stretching injury, even decades later, look to the pectineus.