What is weakness?

Smiss is part of human anatomy, found high along the inner thighs, where the muscles of the foot connect to the lower abdomen and create folds in the body when the legs meet the torso. The muscles in the weakness are responsible for the division and closure of the thighs even for holding the thighs together. Activities such as walking, running, digging, climbing and horseback riding are strongly relying on the ability of these muscles to rotate the hips and movement of the legs. However, even non-atleti can suffer serious damage to the weakness and surroundings. Some work, such as electric line work, sport, such as football and baseball or recreational activities such as swimming, running or horseback riding, could endanger the risk of this injury. Some methods include the correct stretching and warming of Muscles before exercise, regular strength of the exercise that clenched and stretched the muscles in the weaknesses and self -control in joint physical activity. If there is a minor injury in spite of the preventive measure, treatment may be as simple as the placement of ice in the damagedthe area and its packaging to ensure maintenance of constant pressure. Keep your thighs elevated and make sure that all the activity take a slow pace to ensure a quick recovery. In case of more serious injuries, further treatment may be required.

Not all groin pains are caused by injured muscles. Sometimes - usually in cases of women or children - pain in this area may be from trauma to knees or hips, nutritional problems, insufficiently developed muscles, bone growth or other problems that do not affect muscle tears. Pain can also occur if the bindings hold the pelvic bones together relaxed by repeated, strong use of one foot over another, for example when digging a football ball. If the pain of injuries does not disappear or does not increase or returns without further tension, only a serious injury may only be treated by the doctor.

Sometimes the term 'weakness' is used as an unforgettableeuphemism for the general area of ​​male or female genitalia. It is also considered a safe or polite term indicating protective athletic equipment that can use gender to minimize injuries in contact sports. This generalization is often required in the areas of the world where the name of sexual organs is open or considered gross or vulgar.