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2018-09-03 11:09:04
Can Partial ACL tear heal on its own.? I have been wearing knee braces and doing knee extension exercises regularly for 5 months and taking collaflex pro. I have seen a lot of improvements. The question is can Partial teal heal on its own. What are the chances?
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Partial acl tear less than 50 % of tear can be very well managed conservatively. No need of braces and collaflex. Just do your rehabilitation exercises properly

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