Groin Pain

What is groin pain?

The groin area is the area where the upper thigh meets the lower abdomen. Pain is this area is referred to as “groin pain” and can affect both women and men for a variety of reasons.

These reasons may include musculoskeletal pain, trauma or injury (muscle strains, bursitis, or fractures), infections, tumors, or hernias to name a few. Groin pain can also originate in other parts of the body such as the leg, known as “referring pain”.

In males, inflammation of the testicles or other conditions affecting the testicles and scrotum can cause groin pain such as epididymitis, hydrocele, orchitis, scrotal masses, spermatocele, testicular torsion, varicocele, and testicular cancer.

In females, groin pain can also be caused by certain medical conditions such as inguinal hernias, bacterial infections, swollen lymph nodes, STDs, kidney stones, urinary tract infections, ovarian cysts, yeast infections, and cellulitis.

Our highly specialized physical therapy treatment team can provide you with optimal relief and recovery from groin pain. Through our years of treatment expertise, we will provide you with a tailored recovery plan.

What's The Next Step?

At Pelvic Health Physical Therapy, our certified physical therapists will provide you with a thorough evaluation to determine what the best treatment plan will be for you. We understand how inhibiting pain and stiffness can be, and we want to help get you back to comfortably living your life. We'll help lift all of your physical stresses away!

Please email receptionmadison@pelvichealthnj.com to book an appointment, or call our office at 908-443-9880.