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2018-04-18 02:11:42
I have successfully completed ACL reconstruction surgery. But I have lot off fear, many personal says knee surgery is not successful, that words given lot of pain in my life, now what am I dooo
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its your personal fear, need to see what exactly the clinical condition , if its good, no worries

Answered2018-04-18 12:37:43

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If your surgery is successful then why are you listening to others. Try to walk, post ACL you can walk the very next day. Share xrays.

Answered2018-04-18 06:15:49

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