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Complete ACL tear

2018-02-06 11:00:37
Some people were saying about ACL tear, don't go for operation , because maximum knee operation are fails, and my mind are confused what am doing, please give some VALUABLE SUGGITION sirs and madams
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People say many things. Today world and technology is evolving. Arthroscopic ACL reconstruction is safe and minimally invasive way of achieving a stable and reliable knee.
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Don't waste your time and quality of life for other people's bad choices. Choose a good setup for operation.

Answered2018-02-06 17:47:13

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Surgery is depend on tear grade of acl.. First u consult with physio and take sessions minimum 15 days..  might b no need to do surgery... 
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consult to physiotherapist
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do exercises but first consult

Answered2018-02-06 13:57:58

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