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INJURIES

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'I know' EVE

I have calculated that there are 4 possible injuries in this area that are commonly seen in athletes.

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Please see my injury suggestions below and visit our Self-Help Shop to see how I can help you feel better from home!

-EVE

 

gilmore's groin

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Gilmores groin, also known as sportsman's hernia, athletic pubaliga, incipient hernia, inguinal disruption or pubic inguinal pain syndrome, is a term used to describe an injury of the muscles, tendons and ligaments in the groin.  

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If you believe you have Gilmore's groin and you would like EVE to tell you more please click the title above. 

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Visit the Self-Help Shop to start your recovery today!

Or take a look at EVE's top tips to prevent injury to reduce your chances of developing this injury!

Common in...

(Click image for examples)

If you get...

 PAIN ON MOVEMENT

While running, twisting, turning, coughing and sneezing

Pain on movement

TENDERNESS

In your groin

Tenderness

GENERALISED PAIN

Pain in your groin that radiates to your genitals

Generalised/ radiating pain
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Bruising

BRUISING 

In your groin

Loss of function

LOSS OF FUNCTION

Stiffness 

Extra info

EXTRA INFO

Increased soreness the day after training 

*3+ icons= highly likely

then you may have...

'See this' EVE

click above for more info

Ball sports
No racket sports
No performance sports
No racing sports
Contact sports
No water sports
No weightlifting sports
Gilmore's groin
'Look out' EVE

LOOK OUT...

Symptoms like redness and bruising may appear different on different coloured skin. 

Bruising can sometimes be an indication that something more sinister is going on internally; if in doubt, get it checked out!

A visual deformity in these examples is different to swelling.

"Don't be afraid, for I am with you. Don't be discouraged, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you. I hold you up with my victorious right hand."

Isiah 41:10 NLT

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