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Sounds likely. I am not a Dr. and not qualified to make a judgement about your health specifically but I can tell you non-specific pain in this area is a common result of desk work, cell phone use,...

Let me qualify my answer Chuck: No, I'm not telling people to see a massage therapist for initial treatment, and no, if one has groin pain, they should not just go see any massage therapist they can...

Pain in the groin area and pain in the abdominal area in general is often misdiagnosed. Since 80% of unexplained pain is the result of soft tissue pain or fascial pain (pain from constricted soft...