Aching groin or medial thigh pain and may or may not relate a specific inciting incident.

Painful restriction of movements especially adduction.

Localised tenderness and focal swelling along adductors.

Decreased adductor strength.

Exercise induced pain in hip, groin, thigh or referred to knee that aggravates at night.

Sudden worsening of groin pain suggests completion of fracture.

Anterior hip pain radiating to suprapubic area.

Localised tenderness over pubic symphysis.

Insidious onset of groin pain on activity.

Pain aggravates on sudden movements like coughing, sneezing, kicking and sprints.

Groin pain that aggravates on movements.

Intermittent catching, locking of hip.

Groin pain associated with burning sensation.

Altered sensation along the distribution of nerve.

Weakness of affected group of muscles.