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Acl ligament
After operation I have done full physiotherapy but squade is not done and jumping can not done
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ACL injury needs appropriate time to heal even if operation was performed. It depends on how much time has lapsed after the surgery. Normally partial squatting is started after 3 months of rehabilitation which is slowly progressed to full squatting after 6 months. Jumping is high impact activity which is started only after 7 to 8 months. Depending on these timeframe slowly the healing also occurs as the load is increased on the ligament.
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Do not hurry into doing these activities. It will gradually start. You will need specific exercise to prepare yourself for these activities which can be done under guidance of your physiotherapist.
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Avoid doing these activities independently without supervision.
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If you can't do these things then how can you say you did COMPLETE Physiotherapy?
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go to a sports Physiotherapist and get you training complete
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