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Post op 3 months Acl+Mcl
Its been 3 months since my Acl + Mcl surgery in rt knee...der is still very mild limping while walking...m able to do flexion till 120 and d leg is full extended(but still little less den left leg as dat is hyperextende)..is it normal to hav this slight limb...m able to climb stairs but one at a time
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Probably sufficient physiotherapy was not done.
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Better to visit your treating doctor.
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Without clinical examination
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Dr. Jyoti Singh Kapoor
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11 yrs exp
Delhi
You need to revisit your operating surgeon for a checkup
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