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VMO weakness post knee anthroscopy
Its been more than 10 months since my knee anthroscopy and yet I feel pain in my knee. I cannot feel VMO of my operated knee. Though I did rehabilitation within supervision of best physiotherapists and I hit gym everyday and do legs workout twice a week. Squats Leg-raises Leg-press Leg-curl etc. Still my VMOs are under developed or you can say I cannot literally feel VMO of my operated knee. Because of this my good knee is also started to feel pain and is shrinking in size. What should I do now?
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Increase the excercise
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Dr. Kiran Reddy Chennuri
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Are you gradually increase the weights?
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