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Lingament injury
PCL injury was seen in left knee MRI report. But clinically checking suggested it was just a mild sprain . Is that possible mri can mislead. Again she is able to run and practice football without pain . No swelling as such and no pain
. Do I believe MRI reports or clinically checked conclusion How do I go ahead with any kind of treatment
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I would go with clinical judgement....
MRI is a tool to reconfirm what one has clinicaly examined....
So please be with your Doctor.....trust him rather than the machine....
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Dr. Aakash Ashok Bora
Homeopath
9 yrs exp
Pune
MRI CANT BE MISLEAD AND YES YOU SHOULD GO FOR CLINICAL BECAUSE EVEN IF THERE IS NO PAIN &I NO SWELLING BUT ITS KNEE JOINT CASE SO CANT TAKE RISK BECAUSE IF IT STARTS PAIN EXCESS THEN YOU HAVE TO GO FOR PAINKILLERS
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Dr.Sathyamoorthy
Homeopath
23 yrs exp
Chennai
If the degree of injury is mild it may not clinically show symptoms.but advice of ortho and physiotherapist will help you.
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