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2019-11-06 02:42:30
Ligament tear in right with Grade 2. Please provide whether it can be healed by itself or needs ACL surgery.
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Everything depends on your functional problem Dnt stop exercise even if you are delaying surgery and need time to take final decision

Answered2019-11-06 14:39:53

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You need further evaluation to check for instability. Mostly it won’t require surgery. You need Quads and hamstring exercises. Please consult near by Ortho. If you are near OMR - you can consult me.

Answered2019-11-09 04:52:31

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Hello sir, Needs proper history and clinical discussion, please consult on my personal app, its completely free. http://arth.link/drortho

Answered2019-11-06 02:47:06

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Depends on your symptoms If instability is there then it requires surgery

Answered2019-11-06 02:44:17

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