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Pain in knee meniscal injury
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On Nov last year i felt pain in my knee after doing leg raises
Around jan
I was unable to move on stairs,bending or squatting gave me pain
On jan i did mri and it showed grade 1 signal in posterior horn of medial meniscus
I took meds for one month -colligo
But was not punctual a bit
I was able to step on stairs without much pain and squats are a bit better
But unable to sit half squat and fill pain when i try to sit putting pressure on my knee on end of may
Is it serious issue
Or can it be permanently cured
I need to go to gym
Please help me ti know if its completely curable without any surgery
And tips to cure my knee completely
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It can cure
Discipline treatment required
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No need for surgery. Physiotherapy, ice application. Knee support while at gym
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It is totally curable. As this is a grade 1 lesion, you need to do proper training/ physiotherapy of your knee to regain the function, but if there is no improvement with it, then you should look for regenerative therapy/prp therapy for correction of injury. Surgical correction is the last option if no improvement or mobility is markedly reduced.
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