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Ligament tear

2018-05-02 11:09:49
Got acl and miniscus tear. Grade 3.wants to get surgery done asap through mediclaim.how much time will it take to recover fully. Active sports
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Time to walk with walker non weight bearing -2 days. Time to knee bending - 2days. Time to walk weight bearing with walker -2 weeks. Time to walk weight bearing without walker -6 weeks. Time to return to sports/running- 3-4 months.
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Surgery with Mediclaim possible, share MRI.

Answered2018-05-02 12:29:07

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6 wks to 3 months recovery time

Answered2018-05-02 11:11:13

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