is groin considered suprapubic
Acute Adductor Tendinopathy. Adductor tendinopathy causes proximal groin pain, which has a tendency to develop with increasing activity. If the condition remains untreated, the pain tends to persist during activity and may migrate either to the contralateral groin or to the suprapubic region. Examination findings include local tenderness over the adductor origin and over the pubic tubercle, with pain on passive hip abduction and resisted hip adduction.