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ACL sprain
5 years ago I sprained my knee while jumping into a swimming pool.At that time the knee was very swollen.Doctor gave medicine.But xray MRI was not done.The knee was swollen for a month.It hurt a lot.
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After a month, the swelling gradually reduced.
The trouble also lessened..But after running too much or standing for a long time, the knee hurts a lot.So an MRI was done.An ACL sprain was mentioned in the MRI report.And I can't avoid running and standing for long periods of time
How will my knee problem be solved?
Can my knee be like the first one?Will the knee stay like this forever?
What is the treatment to fix knee
Answers (6)
Upload mri scans or get dynamic knee assessment to check for ligament instability , meniscus or cartilage injury
Next Steps
Start quadriceps and hamstring exercises
Health Tips
Avoid pivoting sports to prevent further damage till it resolves fully
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Fact that your knee hurts after running for long time or after prolonged walking suggests that your knee is not like other side normal knee..You might have subtle instability causing you these symptoms..Which your MRI scan explains..
Next Steps
Thorough clinical examination of your knee will help us diagnose this far better than your MRI report..
Health Tips
This can be fixed after examination and proper diagnosis..
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