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Pain post 1 year to ACL injury
I had an ACL reconstruction surgery and meniscetomy in Dec 2016. I followed all the advised physiotherapy. However with the start of new year, I started attending Zumba classes for health benefits. While doing one particular exercise, I felt a locking in the knee and intense pain followed. It has been 2 days, pain has reduced, but it is still there when I go for side movements. Should I go for a MRI?
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Yes, you should go for an MRI to know the joint stability .
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Dr. Kanika Goel (PT)
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11 yrs exp
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Dr. Mohit Garg
Joint Replacement Surgeon
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Bathinda
Yes get mri to see status of ligament and meniscus
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