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2018-02-10 09:17:06
When can I walk after pcl reconstruction and how much time to take recovery pain
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Walking by 2-3 days post surgery. Pain is relieved by 2-3 weeks.

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You can start walking within 7- 10 days however the movement of joint can be started. Within zero start Start walking with partial weight bearing Start the movement of joint. Visit the Physiotherapist for complete range of movement and recovery from pain and rehab which takes 10-15 days. Thanks Dr. Neetu Rathi MPT ( Neuro),Sector 39 Gurgaon

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