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Dear Running,

I've injured myself and I'm not sure if I should consider seeing a physical therapist or my primary care doc. I've tried simply resting, but maybe I didn't try it long enough? Obviously no one is qualified to make any sort of medical diagnosis based on words from the internet, I just don't know which course of action to choose. I'm not a very patient person and I already miss running.

About a week ago, I was going through a dvd workout and got up terribly wrong from a lunge position. Initially I thought I may have strained or maybe even pulled my groin muscle. It stayed with me for a couple days and I decided to rest a while. I was able to minimize the pain/discomfort by turning my knee out when I stepped with my left leg. I had a stressful day yesterday and had felt zero pain or even any discomfort for a couple days so I thought I was good to go. If I'd realized it had only been a week since I'd hurt myself, I probably would have stayed home, but this past week has been crazy busy and felt like at least 2 went by. I made it to probably around 1.6 or 1.7 miles before it started bothering me again. I walked the rest of the way home and it seemed ok… until I woke up this morning and it was back full force. 

I've tried a bunch of different stretches to try to loosen things up, but none of them really hit where the pain comes from. I'm not sure exactly how to describe where it hurts, but I'll give it a shot. It's sort of a stabbing, but not sharp pain where my leg meets my torso that happens when I bring my left leg forward. It's not an inner thigh pain – stretching those muscles feels behind and to the right of where it hurts.
<bot>: – Hip/groin(?) injury happened when getting up from a lunge position causing pain/discomfort when moving left leg straight forward. Rest? See a primary care doc? Go to PT?