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A member asked:
My hip flexor/groin got pulled.my hipflexer/groin in fully healed?if i do pt everyday starting now, how long until a full recovery(running, etc.) ?
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Weeks: Usually takes 2-4 weeks for a pulled muscle or similar situation to heal and exercise should be resumed in a gradual manner to allow full healing and recovery.
Answered 3/14/2015
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