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Acl and meniscus partial tear
Leg knee injury since three weeks
Partial tear in ACL and meniscus
Is tendocare forte okay to take
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Partial tears can heal well, you need to make sure your vitamin d levels are above 70 and b12 above 300.
Get injectable vitamins if not.
Protect the knee in a long knee brace for 6 weeks.
Yes you can take tendocare, it can cause some acidity and it's not a must. Varied opinions on its use.
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consult if needed
Health Tips
take vitamins
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17 yrs exp
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Dr. Sumanth L
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11 yrs exp
Bangalore
Medicines don't help much in such injuries, however it doesn't cause more harm also. What you need is a good Rehabilitation.
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Knee strengthening exercises
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Use long knee brace and partial weight bearing will help.
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