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Pain on left thigh after ACL surgery

2017-12-28 08:45:59
I had a ACL arthoscopy and miscotomy surgery on 22nd dec 2017 for my left knee. I am on bed rest currently and having pain on left thigh and also some blood on the bandage at the same place. after discharge things were ok and i was doing some physio as suggested by doctor but since yesterday I am having this pain. Please suggest the what to do and what could be the cause of pain
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Pain post ACL reconstruction in thigh is mostly due to disuse atrophy. Local hot water compression will help. Medications like Enzomac and Evion LC will help.
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constantly exercise thought muscles with static quadriceps exercises.
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Quadriceps muscle easily atrophies post trauma or surgery.

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