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Right Leg ligament tier.

2016-07-10 18:24:01
Right leg near knee one ligament complete tier and another one ligament first grade strain, please suggest me to find out solution for this.
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Hello.. Well for the complete tear you will have to undergo repair.. arthroscopic repair is done now a days...and then for the grade 1 tear.. just rest..ice packs.. physiotherapy and exercises will help....it's better you consult an orthopaedician with the report...here you have not specified about which ligament....thank you

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