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I have partial acl tear & meniscus tear. Can i go to gym to strenght my legs? Is there any problem?
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I guess there is some problem with reporting.. It says both tibial and femoral attachments are not intact which is unlikely.. Better consult a doctor(orthopaedician) with MRI films so that he can correlate ur symptoms and clinical findings with MRI.. If partial tear without instability, exercises should be sufficient but professional help by a physiotherapist is needed preferably under the supervision of a doctor is advisable Regards, Dr Nataraj Knee and shoulder specialist
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