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Rehab After ACL reconstruction
Please advice how long do I have to undergo physiotherapy after ACL reconstruction? I'm in Chennai currently would undergo surgery then have to move back to other state for work. As my family is in Chennai and I need them with me so am doing surgery in Chennai. Please advice when can I get at least brisk walking after surgery so that I can move to my workplace and continue PT at home after work daily. Also I would like to have PT sessions at home by a sports injury specialist who would continue to monitor my progress remotely after leaving Chennai. Please advice.
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No need for surgery Manual therapy will heal you. For more info visit youtube for Naumika Manual Therapy.
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After a month of ACL surgery you need to take physio sessions for atleast a month depending upon the improvement. Below are the exercises to be done Heel Slides involve the extension of the knee without bearing any weight. Start by sitting on the floor with your legs outstretched. Slowly bend the injured knee while sliding your heel across the floor toward you. Slowly slide the foot back into the starting position and repeat 10 times. Isometric contraction of sqauts are also done seated. For this, you would need to sit on the floor with your injured leg extended and your other leg bent. Now slowly contract the quadriceps of the injured knee without moving the leg and hold for 10 seconds. Relax. Repeat 10 times. Prone Knee Flexion involves lying on your stomach with your legs straight. Now bend your injured knee and bring your heel toward your buttocks. Hold five seconds. Relax. Repeat 10 times. Heel raises are done while standing. Start by placing one hand on the back of a chair for balance. Now slowly lift the heel of your injured leg up, standing on your tiptoes. Stay there for five to 10 seconds. Slowly lower your heels. Repeat 10 times. Half Squats are done standing while holding a sturdy table with both hands. Placing your feet a shoulder’s width apart, slowly bend your knees and lower your hips into a half squat. Hold for 10 seconds and then slowly return to a standing position. Repeat 10 times.
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