The pubic
symphysis is a cartilaginous joint formed between the bodies
of the pubic
bone at the front of the pelvis.
Osteitis pubis is characterised by inflammation of the bones,
leading to degeneration and erosion at the pubic symphysis.
Mechanism of
Injury:
Activities involving lots of kicking, twisting and turning
eg. football.
Symptoms
Gradual onset of pain centrally localized in the groin
with radiation down one or both inner thighs.
Tenderness over the pubic symphysis joint.
It is painful during: passive abduction (leg moving away
from the body); active adduction (leg moving toward the
body); and internal rotation of the hip.
Pain may often be more intense the morning after exercising
or when changing position in bed at night.
Loss of flexibility in the groin region.
Treatment:
Please consult
with your medical professional for a complete diagnosis and
treatment plan.
Recommended Thermoskin
Product:
Under
the direction of your medical professional and in conjunction
with your advised treatment plan, either of the following
Thermoskin products is recommended:
