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ACL full tear

2019-07-10 17:12:39
15 days back fall down from scooter MRI report as Full ACL tear. But I am doing my day to day work and pain is very less please suggest wether i need surgery ..?
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Yes you are still in inculusive age group for ACL reconstruction

Answered2019-07-11 04:18:00

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Yes, if you want to avoid premature secondary osteoarthritis.

Answered2019-07-12 12:35:40

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You may not have any problem in your day to day work. But you may feel a slipping sensation or instability in your joint during certain activities. If you lead an active life and have instability in your knee you should get it operated Do not expected to heal on its own If you do strenuous activities on an unstable joint it will lead to early degeneration of your joint

Answered2019-07-10 18:49:10

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