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    Default Psoas tendinopathy

    Hi,

    I've posted on here a few times re arthroscopy advice as I thought I was heading in the direction of surgery for bilateral labral tears. However two ortho surgeon opinions and a diagnostic intra-articular local anaesthetic injection later, it appears the tears are not responible for my limited activity and pain.

    The current thinking is that psoas tendinopathy is responsible - has anyone experienced this? I've had it for over two years and am looking for advice on healing time, treatment options, stretches etc.

    Any info gratefully appreciated

    Caroline

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    Hi Caroline

    I've had the dreaded psoas tendinitis after my open debridement for FAI in November 2008. The thing that really worked for me was going to a private physio (as the NHS one didn't have a clue), and being told to stop all phsyio exercises except for very gentle stretching of the hip flexors and glute squeezes. She also did deep tissue massage, which hurt like buggery at the time but was very beneficial, and did ultrasound treatments on it. I also had to take anti-inflamms and ice regularly throughout the day. After about 4 sessions with her, it improved huge amounts. I've since had bilateral PAO's, and am very careful not to overdo the physio, as I don't want to get it again, especially as for this surgery, the rectus femoris is actually cut.

    I hope this helps, and I hope it will get better soon. It is an awful pain, and is very restrictive. You have my sympathies!

    Keep in touch and let us know how you get on x

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    I have also had right oblique / psoas problems for just over a year now after having Osteitis Pubis since June 2006. Haven't really shaken this off either and has started effecting my right groin (which was my good side)

    Hopefully this thread takes off as I will read with interest.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flash View Post
    I have also had right oblique / psoas problems for just over a year now after having Osteitis Pubis since June 2006. Haven't really shaken this off either and has started effecting my right groin (which was my good side)

    Hopefully this thread takes off as I will read with interest.
    interesting

    I've had a groin injury for a while..now my right oblique/psoas/ribs are messing up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Z View Post
    interesting

    I've had a groin injury for a while..now my right oblique/psoas/ribs are messing up.
    Hmm I'm in a similar situation, and although MRI/MRA shows tears I'm not convinced these are the source of my pain, as much of my pain is in the right abdomen and I'm yet to learn how large these tears actually are. I too am going for the local anesthetic/cortisone injection so I guess i'll see, and thought I'd add here if any news comes up.

 

 

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