How to Stop Groin Pain and Related Symptoms of Psoas Muscle Dysfunction
Channel: Lawrence Gold
Date: 2017-08-15

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LAWRENCE GOLD WRITES:

The problem with humans is that we commonly experience symptoms of things without understanding their possible causes. We either get someone else to tell us or we make wild guesses based on ideas we've accepted about health and aging.

But we are so often wrong.

The sensation of groin pain doesn't carry enough information to tell us its cause. More than one functional impairment can cause the same symptom.

This video explains the situation in which groin pain comes from chronically tight iliopsoas (psoas) muscles. Usually, a past injury involving the leg or foot, in which one shifted weight to the uninjured side, is involved. That's what this video talks about.

However, there are cases where the psoas muscles tighten in response to a different kind of injury: an injury involving the sacrum and sacroiliac joints. In that case, a direct approach to the psoas muscles is likely to be unfruitful or even subject to the possibility of a strong rebound re-contraction.

Better to deal with its cause: the pelvis:  ilium:sacrum:ilium

If you suspect I may be talking about your situation, you might want to settle your mind by reading the pages linked, below. 

related: Symptoms of Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction/twisted sacrum
http://lawrencegoldsomatics.blogspot.com/2018/02/symptoms-of-sacroiliac-joint.html

Understanding SacroIliac Joint Pain, Stopping the Pain and Weird Symptoms
http://lawrencegoldsomatics.blogspot.com/2011/04/understanding-sacro-iliac-joints.html


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