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Can i do cycling post acl
I have undergone acl construction 5 mnths back i am able to di all normal activity i have undergone physiotherapy also but i am bit limping while walking when o consulted doctor he said i need to improve extension and suggested squats my question is can i do cycling using cycling machine
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not now but at later date in consultation with orthopaedician bye
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Not yet . Visit your orthopaedic after six month for a review and physical check up . Let him examine your leg and ask the same question there .
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please make your question clear avoid unsing shortforms instead try to explain your problem in detail..................what exactly you want ? and what you expect?/ for health...............
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Dr. Arunesh Dutt Upadhyay
General Physician
36 yrs exp
Pune
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you can cycle there should be no problem but it will be better if you still give the knee rest and physiotherapy for another month or so for a good and complete healing after that can du every thing you wish to but avoid a repeat strain.
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