Stretched nerve in thigh.

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Asked for Male, 19 Years

Respected sir/ma'am, my ACL reconstruction surgery is done 8 weeks ago, using hamstring autograft. Partial meniscectomy was performed as there was a radial tear in white zone of lateral meniscus. Now it's been two months post operation full ROM is attained, but as I tend to bend my knee to fullest still it pains in the knee. I am unable to sit cross legged because I feel intense pain in my liver and buttocks. This happens only on the side of operated leg., not on the other side. I feel that some major nerve is stretched, what can I do?

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Dr. Anant Vyanketrao Suryawanshi

Spine and Pain Specialist 10 yrs exp Pune

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