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Complete acl tear

2018-05-16 10:17:48
Dear sir/mam, I have acl reconstruction surgery done by Feb 2017, now three months complete, I am walking normally but still some small pain, and stair climbing and down very hard for me, every day doing some rehabilitation, but I don't get Confidence, Is acl tear kill my life FULLY.? I HAVE LOTS OF FEAR FOR MY BRIGHT LIFE, because I am a solger
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You need physiotheraphy and rehab. It will get better slowly. It might take upto 9 months

Answered2018-05-19 02:56:12

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Since u are operated u need to do physiotherapy and exercise

Answered2018-05-16 10:52:38

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