Wow. That article was a tough read for me but I am hugely grateful for it.
I had an ultrasound and it was deemed as a chronic adductor tear. I saw a physio who just thought scar tissue. How likely is it still to be a full tendon tear given these diagnostics?
Honestly, I have no idea, but an MRI wouldnāt hurt. Best case scenario, you rule out a tendon rupture and can get on with your rehab plan. Worst case, you find out you need surgery and can avoid months or potentially years of pointless rehab.
Thanks. I really appreciate it. The injury is ~4 years old so hopefully something can still be done about it. Getting myself super down right now over it, I just need it to come to an end so I can stop all these 2 steps forward and 2 steps backward in the gym.
I hear you man ā Iāve played that game more times than I care to count. Once you get your imaging done, report back here because I feel invested now. haha. If the doc doesnāt think surgery is necessary, I bet thereās plenty of modifications you can make to keep training hard as you heal up.