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Knee unstability due to ACL partial tear
I have got ACL partial tear.
Doctor told no need to go for surgery, but I am facing lot of instability. 3-4 times in last 1week I felt like falling due to knee unstability.
Can this issue be solved with physiotherapy or I should go for surgery???
Will the PRP injection help here???
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PRP won't help.
Get ACL reconstructed , simple surgery with excellent results.
You shall walk next day.
Return to sports by 3-6 months.
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Instability in knee joint is an indication of surgery we do Arthroscopic Acl reconstruction
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MRI knee
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avoid loading knee joint
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Send photo of mri films report consult me online thru practo
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Dr. Kiran Reddy Chennuri
Orthopedic surgeon
18 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Irrespective of the MRI findings, Cruciate ligament instability is an indication for surgery.
I am afraid physiotherapy and PRP will not work in your particular case.
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