Groin and anterior femoral pain is relatively common, especially amongst women, and can sometimes be debilitating. These symptoms are often wrongfully diagnosed as generalized diagnoses such as pelvic girdle syndrome, or as fibromyalgia. It can also be misdiagnosed as meralgia paresthetica, femoral or saphenous neuralgias. This article will detail an unknown but common musculoskeletal pathology []
Meralgia paresthetica (Bernhardt-Roth syndrome) - Biotherapy
How to identify and treat lumbar plexus compression syndrome (LPCS) - MSK Neurology
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Pectineo-femoral pinch syndrome: A common cause of groin & anterior thigh pain and weakness - MSK Neurology
How to stretch the pectineus muscle correctly: Treatment for groin tightness, femoralgia, pubalgia
Exercise for the pectineus (groin) muscle
Groin Strain/Adductor Tendinopathy
Pectineo-femoral pinch syndrome: A common cause of groin & anterior thigh pain and weakness - MSK Neurology
Femoral nerve
Trigger Points Associated With Groin Pain - Body Heal Therapy
MSK Neurology 2
Nerve Entrapment in the Lower Extremity — Dynamic Physio Therapy, Naples, FL
