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Yesterday i jumped from a slightly high fence and after that i started to feel sharp pain on both sides of the groin area. what is that ?
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Hard to say: A proper assess would require a physical exam & possibly testing.If the pain interferes with walking you should go in and have it evaluated. You may have sprained or cracked some important structures in your hip/pelvis.
Answered 3/8/2020
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