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Knee MCL injury
It's been 20 days after knee MCL injury I'm recovering I'm able to walk better now but if I keep my legs folded for some time I feel little pain and leg can't become straight suddenly ..still how many days needed for complete recovery
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Depends upon grade of MCL injury
If it is not grade 3 ... Pain will eventually go..but can take upto 2 to 3 months
Next Steps
exercise for quads and hamstring
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can consult if in doubt
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Dr. Sourabh Dhamale
Orthopedist
8 yrs exp
Pune
isolated MCL injuries mostly heal on their own.
You might need 3 weeks more to recover fully
Health Tips
Avoid Exertion
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