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[QUOTE="Rocktheworld, post: 4128411, member: 5037"] Not knowing anything more than a vague “abdominal” injury, and please [USER=6845]@Doctor Hoop[/USER] chime in; I believe most injuries to the area are a result of a twisting movement that strains the abdominal complex. What’s especially complex about the abdominal muscles is that relatively few attach to bone compared to limb and back musculature; rather, fascia. And, the core/abdominal muscles can’t be rested/immobilized much, as they are so key for every normal movement we make in day to day life. So an injury to a small oblique muscle can linger for a while. [/QUOTE]
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