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24-07-2008, 01:22 PM
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Hip Labral tear
Hi,
I regularly train for triathlons (anywhere between 5-9 hours per week). I've had a persistent groin pain for several months and following a recent MRI arthrogram have been diagnosed with a 'very focal short segment labral tear'. I've recently being doing physio to strengthen the groin and gluteus media. My questions therefore is given the amount of sport I do will physio be adequateor should I go for a surgical intervention? Are there any techniques that can actually repair the tear other then surgery. Any advice appreciated.     
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