Recently Answered Questions on Horn

I am a private school teacher.. I need to stand at least 8 hours a day.. Can I continue standing with this grade 2 degeneration of posterior horn medical meniscus because I don't want to do another job except teaching Is degeneration a common issue in old persons? what is the difference between meniscus degeneration and tear? I got this problem because I fell from my bike at rest. From that day onwards I'm getting mild pain while standing.. I have a habit of doing squats and side lunges. Can I continue doing squats and lunges

Gread 2 signal is seen in posterior horn of medial meniscus, not reaching up to articular surface. And ACL shows mild abnormal signal - P/O? Sprain

Hlo sir.. I had an accident with bike n there were no x ray findings n after that now with some jerk I have been feeling laagging down my knee , swelling and pain and I have done my left knee MRI and it finds grade 2 posterior horn medial meniscal tear and hperintensity of all ligaments and effusion..so please guide me now what should I done..

I am a private school teacher.. I need to stand at least 8 hours a day.. Can I continue standing with this grade 2 degeneration of posterior horn medical meniscus because I don't want to do another job except teaching Is degeneration a common issue in old persons? what is the difference between meniscus degeneration and tear? I got this problem because I fell from my bike at rest. From that day onwards I'm getting mild pain while standing.. I have a habit of doing squats and side lunges. Can I continue doing squats and lunges?

Hi my mom got injured 1 month back and we did her mri yesterday, please help based on finding: Diffuse edema and mild irregularity of the fibers of the anterior cruciate ligament is seen - low grade partial tear. Peripheral tear of the posterior horn of medial meniscus is seen. Thin irregular subchondral hypointensity is seen along the inferior and posteroinferior surfaces of the lateral femoral condyle with a fairly large area of subchondral marrow edema - of concern for subchondral fracture. Mild irregularity of the patellar articular cartilage is seen with small subchondral foci of marrow edema grade IV chondromalacia patellae. Mild suprapatellar bursal effusion is seen with marked edema in the joint space reaching the posterior joint recess. Will physiotherapy help?

Impression: MRI reveals Chronic partial tear of ACL with buckling posterior. Small chronic grade 3 tear in the Posterior horn of medial meniscus reaching to the inferior meniscal surface.

I had a nasty fall on 2 nd jan felt a jerk in right knee the MRI shows 3 rd degree tear of ACL and anterior horn of lateral miniscus. I am 44 yrs old male with diabetics and hypertension. The doctor advised me to take rest and put a knee brace do muscle strengthening excercise. Can I recover without surgery?

Impression: MRI reveals Chronic partial tear of ACL with buckling posterior. Small chronic grade 3 tear in the Posterior horn of medial meniscus reaching to the inferior meniscal surface. Pain, little Swelling & some time balance out. Whether both can be treated with physio or surgery required. What will be the total time to recover fully.

Focal cartilage loss in medical facet of patella with mild subchondral edema grade 4 chomdromalecia patella Root tear in posterior horn of medical meniscus with mild extrusion of body of meniscus

Hello sir, I have a complete torn ACL and a grade 2-3 posterior horn medial meniscus one year back.Although i can walk freely but when there’s need to twist my knee i fills pain.So doctor referred for surgery.I am 27 now.Please help me is this can be recovered without operation or not.Please advise sir i will wait for your response early. Thanks in advance