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Displaced bucket handle tear of medial meniscus.
Get a physical consultation and u will need an Arthroscopic surgery
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There is Tear of Medial Meniscus which actually cushions the knee joint and this type of tear doesn’t do well with medicines and Physiotherapy.You should get knee examined clinically by an Orthopaedic and get your medial meniscus surgically repaired arthroscopically.It will be followed by gradual post op exercise rehabilitation
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Avoid weight bearing and Excessive Knee Bending/Squatting
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Need proper history ,current complains and examination
Rest
Ice application
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Avoid squatting , cross leg sitting , sitting on floor and steps
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It's bucket handle tear
Get it operated
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I will give you pain in long run
No medicine works for bucket handle tear
I hope this helps
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Dr. Ravikumar Chandulal Makadia
Orthopedic surgeon
6 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Surgery will give better result than medicine
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