Left Knee Pain - My Left Knee Mri States"joint Effusion With

Left knee pain

Asked for Male, 43 Years

My Left knee MRI states"joint effusion with Partial ACL tear and Horizontal tear of posterior horn and body of medial meniscus". What is the treatment for this? Occasionally i feel stress on my right leg too due to pain and find difficulty in walking, using stairs. Certain occasion i feel everything is all right. Recently it feels like difficult to stand or walk ? Please advice. Thanks

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