athletic pubalgia

Go for it dude! but be advised 95% is the success rate, the survival
rate is about 2%. I like the odds, do it!
Moral of this post? Ask the right questions.

For those of us not in the know, what the heck is the nature of the
problem diagnosed as athletic pubalgia? I could venture a guess, but .
.. .I guess not.

Brian Jones

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has anyone had the surgery? i was dx. with this and i am confused
whether or not to have the surgery? the doc - dr. meyers (top
specialist) says he has a 95% success rate and that conservative
treatments don't work. i can't decide what to do. i have suffered
since october. dr. meyers has done 3000 of these operations mainly

on

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pro athletes.

i think i want to try another regimen of PT then if that doesn't

work,

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to have the surgery.

this is tough stuff. can anyone help>

thanks

Quoted message said:

For those of us not in the know, what the heck is the nature of the
problem diagnosed as athletic pubalgia? I could venture a guess, but

..

Quoted message said:

. .I guess not.

Brian Jones

Quoted message said:

has anyone had the surgery? i was dx. with this and i am confused
whether or not to have the surgery? the doc - dr. meyers (top
specialist) says he has a 95% success rate and that conservative
treatments don't work. i can't decide what to do. i have suffered
since october. dr. meyers has done 3000 of these operations mainly

on

Quoted message said:

pro athletes.

i think i want to try another regimen of PT then if that doesn't

work,

Quoted message said:

to have the surgery.

this is tough stuff. can anyone help>

thanks

Don't bother to think or look anything up for yourself dumbass.
It's a hernia, but more often than not just an old fashion groin pull
that has been misdiagnosed by a surgeon that has a boat payment.
Your welcome.