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Ligament tear
Sir m here with attached my MRI scan report, kindly suggest me should I go for surgery r other alternative suggestions ?
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Near complete MCL tear needs immobilisarion in a knee immobiliser for 4-6 weeks, by then ACL will also heal if it has to.
Beyond 4-6 weeks, if you experience instability or pain then you should opt for surgery.
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Perform static Quadriceps exercises while knee is in the immobiliser.
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Dear Respected
I have gone through your problems.
Arthroscopic surgery needed but
For more clear advice I need to examine you in details along with some investigation like x ray and blood test.
Revert back with all these.
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You will be all right by complete immobilisation by knee immobilisation of tynor brand partial tears acl heals normally and mcl also heals Sarhind Multispeciality - Orthopaedic Hospital in Chandigarh Dr Rajinder sharma senior orthopaedic joint replacement neurospine surgeon (retd) Govt multispeciality hospital sector 16 Chandigarh (38 years experience)
S.C.O -23, Sector 33 D,, Chandigarh, Punjab 160021
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Hai , having seen the report if show a complete tear of ur ligament if the pain persist kindly do visit a nearby Physio for ur pain relief Nd learn some exercise that they teach if u have more pain And cannot able to balance then u need to undergo surgery with a well know one who is expert n soft tissue management surgery
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Visit to a nearby Physio for ur pain relief
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Care of the leg while walking don’t damage it anymore
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