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Hi doc Doctors, I have no pain in knee,no instability,no swelling and able to walk freely. I got myself injured like 6 months ago But got MRI scan 2 months back ,it shows minuscus tear and partial acl tear Do I need surgery for this? I took opinion of two doctors ,they suggested me a surgery.
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If no problems at present then focus on building up Quadriceps muscles. No surgery without symptoms .
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get an opinion from an orthopaedic surgeon. get u r knee examined. depending where the tear is u may require surgery.
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