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I have got complete acl.. am uploading an MRI report copy. I suggest me should I go for immediate surgery or I can wait for 4 months
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If you have a complete tear it's advisable to follow surgeons advice. Surgery is necessary and delaying would just make things difficult for you and strain other structures
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