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I had my surgery on 8th april and on bed rest with some exercises recommended by the physiotherapist. I can bend my knee 90% after 2 weeks. I just want to know when can i start initial walking as i have to join my office as soon as possible. Whome should i consult now Orthopaedic surgeon or physiotherapist? Please suggest.
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Orthopaedic surgeon will guide you, once your details of surgery,X ray shared with us , although in ACL injury weight bearing is not a concern, still details of procedure should be known
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