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ACL TEAR ON RIGHT KNEE
ACL tear in right knee..MRI and XRAY had taken , doctor suggest to do operation for this .please help me on the same
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ACL tear reconstruction is a fairly straightforward surgery and has good outcomes.
ACL tear is a common sports injury.
Choice of surgery depends on your activity levels also.
Speak to your surgeon and discuss all options.
In any case you will need lot of exercises which are aimed at developing strength of your thigh muscles which should not be compromised.
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Please believe your surgeon and go for surgical intervention in the form of ACL Reconstruction
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Acl surgery is done in the form of reconstruction of ACL
If you have an acl tear I would recommend to get the acl surgery done as soon as possible
The Pre requisite is that you should have good knee movements before the surgery flexion till 90 degrees or more
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You should consult an orthopaedic doctor whom you wish to do the surgery with and start preparing for it
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Have faith that surgery will heal you and you will be come better after the surgery
Don’t try to run or walk fast or jump or play any form of contact sports before the surgery
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