My left leg ACL tear

2017-11-08 15:00:33
In my left leg ACL teared completely before 3 years. I just want to know i can postpone it or whether i should go and do the surgery imediately
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Complete tear then go for surgery

Answered2017-11-10 04:17:50

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Surgery is must in case of grade3 or complete ACL tear  and till the time  you are consulting a good surgeon continue with the physiotherapy.
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surgery is advisable
Health Tips
long knee brace and precautions like excessive knee bending and stair climbing should be avoided.

Answered2017-11-09 06:48:46

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In complete tear surgery is needed. But till then you wear knee hinge brace which will further reduce the damage... And go for physio treatment till you go for surgery. Do not go for sports and vigourous activity as advised above. even take care while going on stairs too...
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examination of knee by orthopedic or physiotherapist.

Answered2017-11-09 04:52:32

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If there is no such symptoms which is bothering you. Than you can postpone it for indefinitely.
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you can go for frequent check up. once in three month or six month.
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don't involve in outdoor sports .

Answered2017-11-09 04:43:16

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Definitely go for surgery
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If not possible keep doing physio under guidance
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Avoid contact sports and rigorous activities

Answered2017-11-09 04:40:19

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