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Acl recovery

2016-01-14 07:26:52
Got my acl reconstruction last year. Working out my leg for quite some time now. Even my surgeon said, quads are properly developed now. Still when I run, upper area of patela hurts a bit.
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You have mentioned that the reconstruction was performed last year, please be precise, exactly when? Only when a doctor knows the time period after the procedure, he/she can comment on it.... please visit a physiotherapist for detailed evaluation of your problem.... they will asses the case and will provide a suitable solution, as this case needs a subjective evaluation. ... thank you, get well soon.

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