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2018-10-27 07:49:06
I had an acl surgery in March this year but recently I have started feeling just like it was before surgery, while stretching my leg  there is a lot of pain in my right knee, I did mri yesterday to see if everything was fine , as per the findings in mri it reveals minimal joint effusion with: Acl post construction with edema along fibers. No obvious acl tear. Grade 2 signal in medial meniscus.
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Give rest to the knee for 2-3 wks. Take antiinfammatory drugs . Then start physiotherapy & gradually return to usual activities.

Answered2018-10-28 07:54:02

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How was your rehabilitation. It should be gradual with running and squatting to be delayed beyond 8 months. It is crucial perios of rehbilitation during which time ACL regenerates over graft. Also assess your quadriceps power.

Answered2018-10-27 15:22:28

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