Article reviewed and approved by Dr. Ibtissama Boukas, doctor specializing in family medicine In certain cases, groin pain can be serious, and require urgent intervention (such as surgery). In other cases, they may pass spontaneously. Regardless, it is essential to identify the exact cause in order to better guide the […]
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When you suffer from back pain, it is important to look at the integrity of the psoas muscle because it could contribute to the pain syndrome. Likewise, damage to the psoas can radiate into the back and cause lower back pain. This is explained in particular by the anatomical proximity which connects these two regions of the body. What
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Sacroiliac pain sometimes refers to the stomach, giving a feeling of abdominal pain. Together, these symptoms can be bothersome and affect quality of life. What link can we establish between sacroiliac pain and stomach pain? Are there solutions to relieve these pains? We take stock in this article. Sacroiliac pain, short reminder
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Hip tendonitis is a condition that sometimes affects sleep, particularly due to immobility at night which worsens stiffness and inflammation. This affects the quality of sleep, which indirectly slows down the healing process? What link can we establish between hip tendinitis and pain at night? Is there
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Hip subluxation is not always easy to diagnose. Unlike hip dislocation which causes characteristic symptoms, subluxation does not necessarily appear on medical imaging. The fact remains that it can cause incapacitating pain and several limitations in daily life. This article explains what hip subluxation is, how to diagnose it,
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Although it is beneficial for our body, walking (especially active walking) also requires knowing how to manage fatigue and muscle or joint pain, particularly in the hip area. The aim of this article is above all to give you some tips for relieving hip pain when you walk.
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Sacrum problems are very common among the majority of people as they are often accompanied by back pain. The pain can be disruptive and prevents you from completing daily tasks. Sacral spine pain is not only caused by mechanical causes, it can also have another
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Often, people go to the doctor to seek help for hip pain. It is common for pain at this level to be linked to a condition in the lumbar spine. Additionally, the hip joint is closely linked to the lower back. In this article we will
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A pelvic fracture is a serious injury. It often requires surgery, and the duration of hospitalization can be quite long. In this article, we'll look at how long a person typically stays in the hospital after a pelvic fracture. We will also give you some tips for recovering from this injury.
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Do you feel pain in your buttocks when you do a particular movement? It could be gluteus medius tendinitis. This is the gluteus medius muscle, it is part of the muscles of the pelvic girdle. When the tendon of this muscle is irritated, we speak of gluteus medius tendonitis. This condition particularly affects
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