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ACL KNEE INJURY
I had a knee injury while playing football 4 years back.Then I undergone an MRI scan and the report says 100% ACL tear + posterior horn medial meniscus tear on right knee. But I didnt undergone surgery yet.Now I have some pain in my both knee even though injury occurs to right knee only. Do i have any solution apart from surgery.
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Have you tried running or playing football??
Apart from pain, if you have symptoms such as locking or instability then you can get ACL reconstruction done .
Else if you are away from sports, then you can perform exercises , that can help reduce pain.
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