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Pain in left knee
Two MRIs attache d , in one MRI site partial. ACL tear dated 6 jun 16 and n other MRI shows patellar tendon tear Feb 17 , what should I do ??
Presently having continuous knee pain with difficulty on stairs , sitting cross legged and using Indian toilet , should I go for surgery out continue with physiotherapy ???
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Continue with physiotherapy...
Keep patience and follow the instruction given by physio..
u take electrotherapy twice a day for 7 days pain wil b settled. Then continue for 22 days.. might b ur problem wil b solved.
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Dr. Mohit Garg
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If on examination he feels there is ligament laxity then go for surgery
If no laxity then continue physip
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