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Knee pain after doing pysio
I have acl grade 1 sprain and mild degeration of right knee...pain was not much bcz I have restrained my activities also my vit D is 4.6 for which I am taking medicines
But after doing pysio for 2 days i was getting mild pain but day 4th day was right knee started paining badly and swelling was there.
And exercises I was doing was very basic and I have no problem in left leg while doing those exercise infact it feels stronger bcz now when I am wearing brace in the right knee ..my left leg is handling the pressure well
I am in a lot of pain
Can't understand why basic exercise is making knee painful .
Please help me
Thanks in advance
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You may experience mild pain till ligament heals take rest one or two days and then continue exercising
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Rest for few days than start exercise
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How many days old injury ?
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