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Multiple Doctors Believe Rams WR Puka Nacua Is at Risk of Re-Injury. The question becomes whether the rest has allowed the weakness/strain in the affected area of the hip/groin to improve sufficiently to prevent a hernia from developing. If it ever does, there's only one way to fix it. The one way to fix it would be surgery, and the Rams will hope it doesn't come to that point. A typical recovery from a hernia surgery would be 4-6 weeks and Nacua would almost certainly land on injured reserve if that were to be the case.
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Multiple doctors warn Nacua's hip/groin strain risks hernia; surgery would sideline 4-6 weeks

Rams WR Puka Nacua has a hip/groin weakness/strain that multiple doctors believe puts him at risk of re-injury and potential hernia development. A hernia would require surgery with a typical 4-6 week recovery and IR placement. Nacua was held out during training camp with a psoas injury and felt discomfort during practice after Week 1, missing time before returning last week. Despite resting for two weeks, there remains risk given his physical playing style. Nacua had 162 receiving yards and a TD on 12 catches in his last game, but the underlying injury concern persists.

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