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ACL grade 1 sprain
Mri shows acl grade 1 sprain.doctor suggested rest,ice application and elevated knee.but pain does not seem to reduce. Its very painful. i dont want to go for surgery.please let me know what i should do to reduce pain and get cured.attached mri report.
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Grade-1 sprain of ACL does not need surgery.
Take rest and apply Ice packs twice daily for 3-4 weeks.
You can wear a knee immobiliser for 4 weeks.
Consult online for treatment plan.
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Dr. K Shanmuganandan
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Chennai
Pl take rest medicines and quadriceps exercise
No need of surgery now
If pain persists consider arthroscopy
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