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Grade I /II acl ligament tear
Hi.. My mri report says that i have grade I/II acl Ligament tear on 25tg July 2021, doctor said to immobilise knee for 1 month... And after a month I started taking physiotherapy sessions, now i dont have any kind of pain in my knee if i walk or do any activities,.. Can i start running since im a track runner???
And does running and physical activities worsen the tear??
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Would like to know what activities did you do during your rehabilitation?
Were you able to hop on the injured leg?
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