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Could you please suggest proper procedure for getting the same thing treated. Is getting operated necessary?
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Hi after seeing your mri report I would suggest you to opt for the surgery as u have a meniscal tear as well ,arthroscopic surgery is noninvasive but would suggest you to go for physio 2 weeks prior to surgery .
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