I work ed out yesterday doing back and abs and this morning I noticed a slight pain between my upper thigh and ab area I put pressure and felt a small bump how serious is this? Do I need to go to the Doc? Do I stop lifting completly or just do muscles that won't interupt this area? thanks for any info........
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rsmihula said:
i think this is a classic case of your nuts got too far up in your stomach.... use the rambo technique....... its called... 6-A-DAY
bigkb
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Bro, that is exactly what happened to me several years ago. Definitely go to the doctor and have it checked out.
What I was doing was bent-over barbell rows. I felt a sudden sharp pain in the exact same area... between the thigh and lower ab area. Turned out to be a hernia. If you don't get a hernia repaired soon enough, it can become worse. The sooner you have it repaired, the better. And the thing was, that it only hurt for a few minutes, then the pain went completely away, and never came back. Nonetheless, it was a hernia.
If it turns out to be a hernia, don't worry about the operation. It's a breeze, and only takes about an hour. The recovery from it was a pain in the ass though. I mean, it was HELL just getting in or out of bed. It would literally take about a minute to get in bed. It took about a week for the pain from it to go away.
Now as far as getting back to training after the operation goes, it was about 2 weeks, then I was back in the gym... just training light though, doing small parts like bis, tris, delts, calves etc.
So, go get it checked out, and you should lay off the back and thigh work til you find out what it is... just in case.
Good luck bro.
KB
What I was doing was bent-over barbell rows. I felt a sudden sharp pain in the exact same area... between the thigh and lower ab area. Turned out to be a hernia. If you don't get a hernia repaired soon enough, it can become worse. The sooner you have it repaired, the better. And the thing was, that it only hurt for a few minutes, then the pain went completely away, and never came back. Nonetheless, it was a hernia.
If it turns out to be a hernia, don't worry about the operation. It's a breeze, and only takes about an hour. The recovery from it was a pain in the ass though. I mean, it was HELL just getting in or out of bed. It would literally take about a minute to get in bed. It took about a week for the pain from it to go away.
Now as far as getting back to training after the operation goes, it was about 2 weeks, then I was back in the gym... just training light though, doing small parts like bis, tris, delts, calves etc.
So, go get it checked out, and you should lay off the back and thigh work til you find out what it is... just in case.
Good luck bro.
KB
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ramboj70
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bro go to the doc, I am the hernia king I had a double hernia done in 1994 that was stragulated and they had to cut some intestions out, it is dangerious bro, go to doc. I also have 2 more now, i will get them repaired as soon as I know what the fuck is going down with my backrsmihula said:
bigkb
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Nico Cujo said:
Yep, same here. I had 2 hernias actually. They repaired them both at the same time. One was a groin (forgot the medical term for it) and the other was an umbilical. The surgeon said the umbilical one was one that I would have gotten even if I didn't lift weights. I had that one for many years and didn't know it, because it never hurt at all.
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