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How will i know when my groin injury has recovered and i can get back to soccer?

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Dr. James Chen answered

Specializes in Orthopaedic Surgery

Pain free resistance: Adequate rest for a groin injury is essential for recovery. Once you are pain free with groin stretching, then advance to resisted groin exercises. If you can do this pain free, i would return to light jogging and ensure that the adductors are rock solid before returning to explosive sports. There is nothing worse than resting a groin pull and then reinjuring it due to inadequate rehabilitation.

Answered 9/28/2016

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Functional testing: First, you need to be pain-free with everyday activities. Then, you may begin low-risk, cardio such as biking, elliptical or power walking. If no pain, then progress to light jogging. Then, move on to sprinting, followed then by changing directions/cutting. Finally, progress to soccer-related activities like dribbling and kicking. If you remain pain-free through all of these stages, you are ready.

Answered 12/13/2012

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