Symptoms

•  Abdominal/groin pain after an acute injury

•  Abdominal/groin pain progressing over weeks, month or even years

•  Chest/rib pain

•  Pain during and after activity

•  Minimal pain at rest

•  Unilateral or bilateral pain

•  Fleeting pain -- appearing and disappearing on one or two sides

•  Pain that moves from abdomen to groin or thigh
•  Increased pain or discomfort with exertion such as sprinting, kicking, sidestepping, light or heavy lifting 
•  Increased pain or discomfort when performing certain maneuvers specific to your athletic activity

•  Increased pain or discomfort when coughing, sneezing, or turning over in bed

•  Predictable pain (e.g., every time you throw a baseball, it hurts)

•  Unpredictable pain (e.g., sometimes when you throw a baseball, it hurts)

•  Hindered optimal performance

•  Inability to perform daily activities