Inguinal ligament strain symptoms and groin pain

The groin is a relatively vulnerable part of the human body. The inguinal ligament is often strained due to an accidental fall or sports movements such as raising the legs high, causing people to suffer from pain. So what are the symptoms of an inguinal ligament strain? Let’s take a look at it together below!

The symptoms of groin strain are tearing in the thigh, which then extends to the abdomen and thigh. Generally, there is no pain when sitting still, but as long as the thigh, abdomen and thigh are touched during movement, pain will occur. Therefore, treatment must be carried out as soon as possible. It is best to use Chinese medicine for internal and external application. First, it can improve pain, and secondly, eliminate swelling and promote blood circulation. No strenuous exercise should be performed within one month.

Groin pain

1. Inguinal lymphadenitis

Local groin pain is mainly caused by infection or inflammation of the lower limb lymphatic system.

2. Inguinal hernia

There may be local pulling pain after an inguinal hernia occurs.

3. Varicocele

Symptoms include a distended pain in the scrotum and possibly pulling pain in the groin.

4. Bone and muscle diseases

Local muscle strain, ligament strain, and nerve damage can cause local pain all year round.

5. Gynecological diseases

Masses, ovarian cyst pedicle torsion, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. can all cause groin pain.

6. Herniated disc, piriformis syndrome

It can also cause pain in the lower back and lower limbs, which may radiate to the groin area.