Knee Pain Left - Mri Result Joint Effusion,partial Acl

Knee pain left

Asked for Male, 43 Years

MRI result joint effusion,partial acl tear,horizontal tear posterior horn body of medial meniscus. What is possible treatment. Thanks

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Ms. Akshara Sharma

Occupational Therapist 13 yrs exp Delhi

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You should consult an orthopaedic surgeon as ACL tear need surgical repair and also otherwise

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