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Knee MCL injury
It's been 5 weeks after knee MCL injury I'm now walking normally and can treadmill for 10-15min without any problems.but when i sit for sometimes with folded leg it's painful while making it straight and also I feel not completely recovered how many more days needed for complete recovery
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Maybe you are low in vitamin d and b12. This will hamper proper healing. Make sure your levels are more than mid range and take injection vitamin d and b12 if needed.
Healing will complete well and such pains will go.
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MCL injury almost always heal...
But for the pain to completely go away..it may take up to 4 to 6 months
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Dr. Sam Supreeth
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13 yrs exp
Pune
Ligament injuries require same time as bone to heal.
Please give more 4-5 weeks
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