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Knee ligament injury
I ran on treadmill and sat on Indian toilet then I felt internal knee cap bleeding it's been 3 months of rest and ice. So I took MRI now can I go to college with stick support and what lifestyle changes to go MRI plain study Tl and T2 sagittal, T2 ax ial and T2 and STIR coronal images · Minimal marrow edema both tibial condyle and fibular head * Low grade partial (grade I-II) anterior cruciate ligament tear at femoral attachment , so plz tell me the physiotherapy treatment plan for that .
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Static quadriceps.
Knee bending exercises .
Theraband exercises .
Weight training.
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