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Anterior cruciate ligament injury

2017-05-30 17:04:17
Sir, from mri reports i found that my acl is completely teared.but there is no swollen.no pain.even when i am running there is no pain.pain will come only when i will suddenly twist my leg
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Pain with twisting  the leg is probably from instability because ACL is torn. The standard treatment for instability  from ACL tear is arthroscopic  ACL reconstruction
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pls see an orthopedic surgeon

Answered2017-06-01 05:58:00

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