ACL strains or tears. Broken collarbone. Concussions. MCL strains or tears. Muscle strains.

• AC joint (shoulder)
• ACL strains or tears.
• Broken collarbone.
• Concussions.
• MCL strains or tears.
• Muscle strains.
• Shoulder dislocation.

A sports hernia, also known as athletic pubalgia or inguinal disruption, is a condition characterized by a weakening or tearing of the muscles and tendons in the lower abdominal region, particularly in the area above the groin. Unlike a typical inguinal hernia where there is an outward bulge of the abdominal organs, a sports hernia does not involve a visible hernia sac.

The symptoms of a sports hernia typically include aching, dull pain in the lower abdomen and groin, which may radiate to the testicles in male athletes.