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A pulled groin is a strain of the adductor muscles on the inside of the thigh, the muscles that pull your legs together. It usually happens during quick changes of direction, kicking or sprinting, which is why it's common in hockey, soccer and running. You'll typically feel pain on the inner thigh when walking, lifting the leg or bringing your legs together. Going back to sport too soon is a common cause of re-injury. Laser therapy and hands-on therapy can support healing and restore flexibility.
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I pulled my groin muscle during a softball tournament and immediately went in for Laser Therapy to relieve the pain and help it heal faster. I went for…
I pulled my groin muscle during a softball tournament and immediately went in for Laser Therapy to relieve the pain and help it heal faster. I went for 6 sessions and within a week I could barely even feel the pain. Not only did it relieve the pain but the therapy prevented it from recurring.
I tore my hamstring back in October during a soccer practice. I went to physiotherapy for months and after a couple months I felt good to go. Then in May…
I tore my hamstring back in October during a soccer practice. I went to physiotherapy for months and after a couple months I felt good to go. Then in May 2012, I tweaked it again and it was really bothering me and I had to stop playing soccer because of the pain. Then I decided to try LaserHealth Solutions. After 10 treatments I feel as good as new. It's amazing how well it works and how I feel no more pain in my hamstring.
