FC St. Pauli on alert: Saliaca is struggling again!

FC St. Pauli on alert: Saliaca is struggling again!

A start of the season with challenges: FC St. Pauli is faced with some injury -related setbacks right from the start. While the start of training is a new opportunity for many players, Jackson Irvine and Karol Mets are missing. The problems of Manos Saliakas, who has to deal with pubic problems and therefore cannot take part in training, are particularly worrying. Adam Dwigala is also not doing well at the moment, he trains individually based on health complaints. This situation throws shadows for the preparations of the team for the coming season, as [picture] reports.

Saliakas ’injury is anything but trivial. The player had muscular problems in the calf last year, and now there are signs of a more serious matter. Coach Alexander Blessin takes the situation seriously and expresses himself carefully: "We have to see that from week to week." There is suspicion of pubalgia or ostitis pubis, a pubic inflammation that is known as painful and lengthy. Examples from the past, like David Nemeth, show that such injuries can result in months of downtimes.

pubic inflammation - a persistent matter

The pubic inflammation, also called Eastitis Pubis, is often the result of over or wrong loads, especially for athletes. It manifests itself through oppressive pain in the groin area, which worsen with any movement. The exact causes are diverse: from muscular imbalances to false regeneration to foot misalignment - all of this can lead to this painful disease, such as [lumedis] illustrates.

The treatment options are wide. As a rule, work is carried out with calm, adapted training therapy and anti -inflammatory measures. Operative interventions are rare and should only be considered in serious cases. Athletes who are treated conservatively can wait between 9.14 and 18.5 weeks for their return period for sport (return-to-sport). A systematic analysis has shown that the RTS for surgically treated athletes often takes place after six to twelve weeks, which underlines the urgency of targeted treatment, as [sports medicine] emphasizes.

FC St. Pauli management has their hands full to manage the injuries in the team. But the forecasts are anything but easy - pubic inflammation can prove to be lengthy, and the medical specialists are faced with the challenge of paving the best possible way back into training for the players. It is to be hoped that Manos Saliacas quickly gets fit again under the without care.