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I am 49 years old male, height 168 cms and weight 84 kgs. 5 months back I had Arthroscopy surgery to treat torn medial meniscus of left knee and during surgery we found that I also have arthritis. The medial side of femur is shaved off completely. My doctor suggested PRP treatment and I have had 2 injections and I have been taking Rejoint tablet. It has given me relief but the limping is still there because of pain in knee. I am working hard to reduce my BMI and brisk walk everyday is a must requirement to achieve this goal. I also eat healthy and follow a diet plan. Last week I had a detailed blood and urine check and everything is in normal range. Can homeopathy help me in regaining my lost cartilage? Please advise.
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I want to see your mri film, most of the times meniscal root tears missed.
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Do not know about homeopathy. Try and explore if it works. Very superficial loss of cartilage and deep subchondral bone injury heal to some extent but with a substitute cartilage tissue but not the cartilage you are born with. These cartilage problems take some time to heal up-to 3 to 6 months. You are progressing in right direction .wait and watch you should be fine.otherwise meet your surgeon
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