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Hi please advise if a physiotherapist can help me with tight groin muscle?
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Yes: Talk to your Dr about your tight groin muscle. PT specialists can recommend and instruct you on what stretches to do to to loosen this muscle as well as what to avoid to cause muscle spasms.
Answered 1/15/2021
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Physical therapy: An experienced physical therapist can contribute substantial benefits and well worth commencing. However, you might want to contact a specialist in PELVIC FLOOR THERAPY, as that approach will be far more successful
Answered 1/15/2021
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