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Male Pelvic Pain: It’s Time to Treat Men Right by Stephanie Prendergast and Elizabeth Rummer Posted Sat 28 Jul 2012 9:53pm Tony is one of those people who seem superhuman. In his early 30s, he’s lean and athletic. When he isn’t chasing after one of his three young children or helping to run a successful family business, you can find him surfing, hunting, snowboarding, golfing, swimming, or playing basketball. It’s hard to believe that at one time, this guy wh ... Read on »

Groin Pain| Sports by Dr. Jennifer C. Medical Doctor

Posted Sat 20 Dec 2008 5:47pm Saturday, December 20, 2008 Groin pain in athletes is a common problem that can result in significant amounts of missed playing time. Many of the problems are related to the musculoskeletal system. 1. Serious and potentially life threatening medical cases of pelvis and groinpain: Stress fractures of the bones of the pelvis occur, particul ... Read on »

Pain in the Groin... no, not what you're thinking... by Amy and April Y. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 27 Mar 2009 4:29pm So, after the 20 miler on Saturday, Vandy-Montana and I met up with some peeps from the Nashville Striders to run 10 miles on the Natchez Trace Parkway and then indulge in some biscuits at the Loveless Cafe. Now, I take some funky pictures... (it's a problem, I'm working on it), but this is quite possibly one of the strangest pictures of m ... Read on »

Chronic Pain| Groin Muscles by Dr. Jennifer C. Medical Doctor

Posted Fri 04 Jul 2008 4:08pm Friday, July 04, 2008 Hip stiffness in athletes is associated with later development of chronicgroininjury and as such may be a risk factor for this condition. "Sports hernia," pubic bone edema, and entrapment neuropathies-are potential causes of chronicgroinpain in assessing athletes. Groininjury is among the most common citedinjuriesin ... Read on »

GROIN PAIN causes & natural cure: HERNIA, PROSTATE, INJURIES, HIP JOINTS PROBLEMS by Tatjana-Mihaela Posted Mon 16 Feb 2009 1:59am It is very common that people feel pain and discomfort in the groin area: it is the place were the abdomen ends and legs begin. Men have more sensitive groin area and they more often develope health problems there, due to the difference in anatomy (more sensitive position of sexual organs) and at least in the younger days more intensive physical ac ... Read on »

Pain from sitting all day…the culprit is the psoas by LittleMissRunshine Posted Wed 22 May 2013 7:10am I had set the goal to see Jessica at Be Well Boston twice a month to make sure my body was in check. Unfortunately, I have been letting life get in the way and kept thinking, “Well I feel okay…so I don't need to go.” The only times I would make appointments was when I was in dire need of one because of my hip pain. This is NOT what I should ... Read on »

The bacteria can enter sperm tube to cause prostatitis via the lymphatic by winter1101 Posted Thu 25 Apr 2013 4:02pm Recently, I found my lower abdomen pains when I walked, but when I sit down and stay in bed, the pain disappear. How to treat prostatitis? Besides, my right leg is often sore at night. What's more, urethral drop white occurs. Dr..Lee, left lower abdomen pain sometimes is a warning of prostatitis. Why does pain in left lower abdomen happen? Bot ... Read on »

Looking for a good prostatitis treatment can be hard by winter1101 Posted Thu 25 Apr 2013 2:53pm There are two types of prostate infections. One is acute and the other is chronic prostatitis are the two types of Prostatitis disease according to its infection degree. Although both of them are caused by bacteria, their symptoms are different. Acute bacterial prostatitis can happen suddenly and badly. This kind of infection is usually associ ... Read on »

Q&A: Painful Sex, the Bladder-Back Pain Connection, Male Pelvic Pain and More by Stephanie Prendergast and Elizabeth Rummer Posted Tue 22 Jan 2013 2:53pm In this, our latest Q&A post, we tackle some important pelvic floor issues, including painful sex, the connection between bladder and back pain and the proper PT for someone with prolapse and pain. Prolapse + Pelvic Pain = What kind of PT? Dear Liz, I get e-stim done, but I have both prolapse and pelvic pain/trigger points. What i ... Read on »

The Difference Between the Location of Symptoms and the Source of Dysfunction by Mike Reinold Patient Expert

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Posted Mon 13 Jun 2011 6:00am Digg Digg Last week we talked about the kinetic chain ripple effect theory and how the kinetic chain has an impact throughout the body, but more of an impact closer to the source of dysfunction. For this week, I wanted to discuss 3 c ... Read on »