Abdominal Prolapse Syndrome

The abdominal adduction syndrome, otherwise known as athlete's hernia, is nowadays one of the most difficult pathological syndromes and afflicts many people for a long time. Abdominal adductor syndrome is considered to be a syndrome of hypertonicity of the fascia of the muscles and tendons around the groin area. Physiotherapy in this pathology should be done on a regular basis and as early as possible once diagnosed.

Causes

• Exhaustive training programme - gymnastics
• Imbalance between the hip and adductor muscles
• Muscular weakness between the hip and adductor muscles
• Muscular shortening of the structures around the pelvis and hips

Symptoms

• Pain when getting out of bed
• Pain in the lower abdominal area
• Pain in the testicles
• Pain during movement - sports activity

Treatment methods and physiotherapeutic means

Physiotherapy plays an important role in the rehabilitation of this syndrome. Always depending on the stage of the problem and the clinical condition of the patient. It can take from weeks to months for the complete recovery and return to sporting activities.

• Transmagnetic pump
• Laser therapy
• Tecar therapy
• Ultrasound
• Analgesic currents
• Strengthening and relaxation exercises of the structures
• Stretching of muscle structures with stretching machines
• Lumbar swing method
• Subcutaneous connective tissue massage

Sports that can cause it

• Football
• wrestling
• Rugby
• skiing
• tennis