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ACL sprain+ pain in left side of knee
I have pain in right knee when i bend my knee completely, the pain occurs only at one point - left side of knee joint.
I can feel needle like pain sometimes on walking and little running or climbing stairs.
MRI is attached, doc asked to perform exercise for now.
Could you please check and confirm what issue i have, as MRI says ACL sprain but i have pain in left side, can my meniscus have any issue as mentioned in MRI for denegration.
Can my problems be cured with exercise only.
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Myxoid degeneration may cause some discomfort but i need to examine you for meniscus to tell if you require any surgery for the same
Acl sprain can be managed conservative ly
With physiotherapy can be managed
Do attach films for me to comment properly
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Dr. Abhishek Gol
Orthopedist
3 yrs exp
Rajkot
You need clinical examination,
As you are young age meniscus myxoid degeneration is less likely
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Upload MRI films for proper assessment
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Dr. S.V.Gowtam
Orthopedic surgeon
5 yrs exp
Sirsi
As per MRI physiotherapy will do
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