Pubic bone inflammation
One of the most common injuries in today’s
sport is inflammation of the pubic bone. Injury has many different varieties
and symptoms from inflammation of symphysis pubis, groin pain, adductor muscles
strain, abdominal wall pain to inflammation of pelvis. In modern sport it is
probably most frequently misdiagnosed injury, often associated with inguinal
canal weakness, symphysis pubis dysfunction and/or adductor tendon pain.
Inflammation of pubic bone is complicated as it involves several different
types of tissues, bones, tendons, muscle and connective tissue. Classical
treatments usually try to mask the pain and not to address the root of the
problem. Classical treatments consist of taking NSAID, corticosteroids, rest
and/or exercise, inguinal canal operation and nerve amputation and are usually
ineffective and simply said, wrong.
Our approach activates the healing of
bones, tendons, muscle and connective tissue with aimed specific therapies
including but not limited to combination of vitamins, amino acids, hyaluronic,
bisphosphonates and prolotherapy. All therapies are free of hormones or doping
of any kind and are in complete accordance with WADA antidoping prohibited
list. Therapies promote endogenous healing process that when finished the pain
is gone and injury is completely healed. Process is accompanied by specific
training protocol to help body to adapt to full level exercise.
Short Summary
Symptoms: Unlocalized pain in the area,
starting several hours or day after exercise. Weakness or loss of strength in
leg for specific knee position.
Treatment: Combination of combination of bisphosphonates, prolotherapy, physical therapy, vitamins and oxygen therapy in accordance with WADA antidoping prohibited list.
Treatment time: Several therapies lasting
3-6 days depending on severity of injury
Expected time to full activity: usually 3-6
weeks after the therapy