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Acl partial thickness tear

2017-08-28 08:47:54
A c l partial thickness tear before 3 months I am doing phyoe but now also it is paining while sitting and while sitting in Indian toilets while walking and all
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Partial thickness tears usually do well with physio unless symptomatically unstable. Pain while squating and sitting would be more likely to be due to meniscus or patella (knee cap).
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