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Lateral discoid menicus tear partially
I am professional middle distance runner. I got pain in knee from 10-15 days. I does mri of my knee . Report show that i have lateral doscoid menicus tear partially .what should i do to fix this problem. Kindly help me.
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Torn meniscus must be removed/repaired.
It will need physiotherapy for 6to 9 wks.
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gradual return to usual activities.
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I would suggest you to go for arthroscopic lateral meniscus repair. See an orthopaedic surgeon near you, or you can contact us for the same
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The tear seems recent. Review with MRI to study the exact site and type of tear.
According to the report , tear seems to be within the substance of meniscus.
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As you are a runner ; try getting the meniscus repaired either conservatively or arthroscopic repair. This will depend on the site, type and extent of the tear.
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Time is precious for you .
You need the best treatment and quality for your knee.
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