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Ligament Tear in Knee
Hello, May 25th i fell down from two wheeler, in x ray told that right side ankle got break..for that bandage is applied..after 10days suddenly one day felt leg got twisted.. heavy pain MRI done., Enclosed MRI report..came to know Ligemenent tear issue.. , please check my report and suggest me..is it can be treated without surgery or how..,
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First of all You are having knee problems and not ankle problem
Also you have got acl tear with meniscal injury
You may not be able to completely straighten your knees and will be having difficulty walking down stairs
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kindly contact me if you are in mumbai
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It’s a PLC injury .Meniscus needs to be surgically repaired.
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Contact my office
Health Tips
Don’t walk without knee brace
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Dr. Suhit H Shah
Orthopedist
5 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Basically you have ACL tear with medial meniscus longitudinal tear, which needs to b managed operatively as your age is quite young
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Consult physically
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Use knee brace for immobilisation followed by physio
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