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Full thickness ACL TEAR
1~ full thickness ACL tear
2~medial menaiscal tear
3~mild sprain mcl
4~focal area of high grade cartiledge loss
5~full thickness chondral clefts .
Please any treatment without " surgery " please doctors help me .
Reports are attached of MRI .
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In presence of instability or locking...it is you choice to either live with them or get them corrected with surgery.
Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive way of dealing with intrarticular knee pathologies.
Do not worry.
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If your knee is unstable and buckling when you walk
You don't have a choice just get the surgery done.it isn't as bad as you think.you'll b fine in a week
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Dr. Sabyasachi Bardhan
Orthopedist
11 yrs exp
Kolkata
Take ur chances with muscle strengthening, activity modification, viscosupplementation/PRP
But I strongly advise against it
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