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Grade 2 acl strain with increased thick
I had an accident 6 months before and got injury in left knee. Pain while walking, standing for few minutes, unable to fully straighten my leg, even inflammation in knee while sitting or lying on bed. I went for physiotherapy for 1 month. Nothing worked. After MRI scan, the report says " Grade-II strain ACL with increased thickness & PD-FS signal intensity of its inferior fibres".
Sir, what does this report mean ?? Will this be recovered completely by doing Physiotherapy or it needs surgery ??
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Dr. Rajinder K Sharma
Orthopedist
43 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Send me the photo of MRI films it will be fully cured
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Dr. Parteek Bansal
Orthopedic surgeon
8 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Need physical examination
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Dr. Pranav Mahajan
Orthopedic surgeon
15 yrs exp
Indore
Grade 2 ACL sprain does not require surgery usually.
Do you have any instability while walking.
It would be better to get clinically examined to understand the situation. The treatment can be planned accordingly
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