Full thickness tear Grade3 sprain at.ACL

2019-05-21 04:40:28
"Full thickness tear Grade3 sprain at mid segment of Anterior cruciate ligament" required surgery? Can it be cured by medicine without surgery? How much time it might take to heal.
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Many times an MRI shows strain, while infact the ligament may be torn/ non functional. Only a clinical examination will be helpful in determining if indeed the ligament is not present. Treatment depends on your activity level and symptoms.
Next Steps
get evaluated by an orthopaedic surgeon do exercises to strengthen the quadriceps muscles you MAY need a surgery followed by rehabilitation
Health Tips
avoid pivoting activity till you are evaluated

Answered2019-05-21 17:19:22

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It seems you have posted your MRI report ..but you need to show the orthopaedic surgeon the actual MRI films to make accurate judgement
Next Steps
you can email films to us
Health Tips
avoid running strains

Answered2019-05-21 06:16:11

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Yes u need surgery. You are 29  .u can not restrict ur activities. So better to go for it. It will prevent u from long term complications

Answered2019-05-21 05:55:50

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Incomplete ACL tears  should be given a chance  to heal by conservative treatment. Above knee cast for 3-4wk.along with anti inflammatory & antioxidants followed by physiotherapy  usually help.

Answered2019-05-21 05:14:37

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Full thickness complete tears at your age group need surgical intervention in the form of  ACL Reconstruction until and unless you are a sedentary office goer sitting and minimal walking

Answered2019-05-21 05:03:42

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In case of incomplete tears and sprains, the surgery is dictated by clinical examination. Full thickness tears will usually require surgery depending on your lifestyle. You will walk in a day but it will take about a year for complete rehabilitation after the surgery.

Answered2019-05-21 04:47:57

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