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Constant knee pain
I had injury to knee 3 years back,but at that time there was not much problem.i consulted an orthopaedician and i was told to do mri.mri reports showed partial tear of acl .as advised by my docter i started exercise.again i have injury and i showed to orthopaedician .and was advvised mri.mri report shiwed grade 3 acl tear and posterior horn longitudnal medial meniscus tear and traumatic haemarthrosis.with edema And increases signal intensity of tibio femoral condly
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Dr. Rahul Rane
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Due to ACL (main stabilising ligament of knee) tear, your knee become unstable. So its causing damage to other parts of knee like meniscus.
Next Steps
Arthroscopic ACL and Meniscus Repair
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Avoid sitting down and squatting position.
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