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Rt knee acl+mcl
I had acl+mcl surgery for rt knee 7months back, 3 days back while doin exercuse i suddenly got a strain and my rt knee started paining on d medial side, it is paining while walking and flexion hav gotten painful and limited
Wht shud i do
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First thing to do in such a situation is apply ice and give rest.
Then once the pain and swelling has settled down you will need to meet a orthopaedic surgeon to check for laxity of ligaments and to see how stable the acl and mcl reconstruction is still holding up.
You will need physiotherapy once the knee has become quiet again
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