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Mild osteoarthritis Gr.II Meniscal tear
MRI confirmed- Grade 2 meniscal tear in the posterior horn of lateral meniscus besides mild osteoarthritis changes in both the left and right knee with thinning of cartilage. Please suggest medicine for Recovery(Report attached)??How to regenerate cartilage??
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Take rose hip extract sachets or SAM as they are believed to regenerate cartilage. Provided stress on the knee is relieved.
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