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High Grade Partial tear of ACL
Hai, recently due to misbalance on my bike I got a High grade partial tear of ACL. I am 33 years of old and don't want a surgery as already I had a hernia surgery in 2015. Can my present problem be cured with foods and exercised and proper rest and physio? please help
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Many complete ACL tears can be managed well with activity modification and physiotherapy.
However, ACL reconstruction surgery may be needed if:
- There is sensation of instability/"give away" in the knee
- Knee feels uncomfortable while doing daily activities
- You want to maintain the high level of activity that you are used to
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Follow an ACL rehabilitation program
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Avoid high flexion activities and strenuous activities like running and jumping
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