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After ACL reconstruction
I have my ACL reconstruction 3 week back but still I am using knee brace and Walker for walking.i can not able to walk without this. Should I go for physiotherapy.
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Please consult the operating surgeon He will guide you the best
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Discuss with your orthopaedic surgeon. If there was no concern during the surgery, then you should stop using brace. If you continue using brace for more than a month then there is risk of developing stiffness in knee movements. The ideal goal should be bending knee more than 90 degree after 3 weeks. Exercise your quadriceps muscle and use a walking stick if feeling apprehensive while walking. Try to wean off walking aid over next 2 weeks.
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do MRI knee and apply dynamic knee brace
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Consult orthopaedician
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physiotherapy after MRI and x-ray knee
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Physiotherapy is helps after ACL surgery. But if pain persist even after 3 weeks of surgery, it needs treatment. Consulting pain management consultant will help you in diagnosing and treating the condition.
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