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Repair of interstitial ACL tear
I had a knee injury 1 month back while playing football , i have pain in knee while walking .
MRI - Interstitial ACL tear With Mild knee joint effusion ,No evidence of discontinuation of fibre
Can Interstitial ACL tear heal without surgery
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Early stages of ACL tear can heal at its own but if pain persists with discomfort, platelet rich plasma (PRP) therapy can give very good results. You can visit once at our centre for further management
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Hi. ACL tears don’t heal as such. But if there s no instability pertaining to this ligament u don’t need any surgery. Focus on physiotherapy n u l be fine
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