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  • There may be no pain or symptoms
  • Pain or aching (usually located at the inner hip, or groin area), usually after walking, or prolonged sitting (such as in a car)
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  • It is often confused with other sources of pain, such as hip flexor tendinitis, pain from the back (disc or spine), testicular pain, sports hernia.
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