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Partial ACL tear

2019-07-17 09:51:23
Ruptured my ACL while playing football and since I have a very active lifestyle will physiotherapy help me recover. If yes then I'm at complete rest since 3 weeks so by when can I start physiotherapy( I have attached my MRI SCAN REPORT) thank you
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ACL tears don’t heal, they need to be reconstructed. As u have partial ACL tear , u can go ahead with Physio right away to get ur muscle strength and range of motion back. One thing : u have partial injury of patellar tendon attachment, this s little concern. Though it will also heal eventually, u need a clinical examination to know and advice u further

Answered2019-07-17 11:42:07

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You stand very little chance with your active lifestyle with sports. So you need to get your ACL Reconstruction done. Little chances of healing on its own

Answered2019-07-17 10:37:28

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