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Knee ACL tear
I am diagnosed with an ACL tear. Done MRI last week. MRI report :
1) Anterior cruciate ligament sprain
2)Radial tear involving the root of anterior born of lateral meniscus
3)Grade I chondromalacia patellae
Doctor asked to take vitamin D medicine and UG psychotherapy. I am gym lover person and this accident happen in GYM. My question after how many days I can again start the exercise in the gym?
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Ur injuries are such that it needs a detailed evaluation, regards ur current issues, your knee fitness status and how much correlates with the Mri findings.
Sadly this cannot be answered with the findings you have mentioned..
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Please do not take a e-opinion in this case, see a sports surgeon and let him decide accordingly...
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1.When did u get this injury
2.What is ur present situation... Able to walk... Pain or no pain... Detailed
3.what activities u r planning to resume in gym
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