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Acl tear grade 1
I had acl grade 1 tear since one year...but still it was not recoverd completely..I'm unable to walk confident and can't fold leg and can't stair steps...How can i do now
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Start physiotherapy and strength exercises
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Hi grade 1 tear is usually insignificant but as you are in difficulty, it should be examined properly, because straight away surgery is not good
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I would suggest that you go for Arthroscopic ACL reconstruction as your problem is 1 year old now .
Also thigh muscle bulk would have reduced due to differences of walking abilities over injured knee.
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Quality of repair might not be of good quality of strength in your case that is y problems are persisting.
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Ms. Purnima Dhall (PT)
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17 yrs exp
Delhi
Grade 1 tear doesn't require surgery. It can be very well managed by Physiotherapy. Go for mobilisation and strengthening exercises tailored as per your clinical status.
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