Overview
What is Groin Pain?
Groin pain can have many causes: from muscular and tendinous overloads to hip joint issues and pelvic problems. Especially in athletes, the groin is a common area of complaint. A thorough examination is crucial for targeted treatment.
Typical Symptoms
A pulling or stabbing pain in the groin, often with exertion, rotational movements, or when tensing the abdominal and thigh muscles. Sometimes radiating into the thigh or lower abdomen.
Possible Causes
Muscle and tendon overloads (e.g., of the adductors), hip joint problems, pelvic instability, or overuse in sports. Non-musculoskeletal causes should be medically ruled out.
Our Solution
How ToonyTherapy Helps You
Following a thorough movement analysis, we specifically treat the affected structure: with Manual Therapy for pain relief and targeted evidence-based training to build strength and stability in the hip and pelvis.
