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2018-06-05 15:45:43
After acl reconstruction, how many days after start outdoor cycling, Is cycling get any new problem? I am 4monts post op, and I have some sharp pain lower end of my knee, how to solve it
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6-8 weeks for cycling. You can resume cycling now as it's 4 months post op, the pain will go away with physiotherapy. Apply ice packs locally.

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Kindly see ur doctor for clinical examination

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