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Knee pain while stretching
Hi..i got injured 4 months back.. When first mri was done it was grade one.. When mri was done this month its now showing grade 2 injury.. My doctor suggested to undergo physiotherapy.. Is there any surgery required?? Whether tear will heal by itself?? And what should I have to do in order to avoid any other future complications???
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Laser physiotherapy and strength exercises must
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Continue electrotherapy and strengthening exercises.
Dont worry it will b fixed with physio if its less then grade 2.
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moist heat hot pack. strengtheming exercise
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Dr. Neetu Rathi (PT)
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17 yrs exp
Gurgaon
No surgery is required yet. It can get recover with the help of Physiotherapy. So visit the Physiotherapist n stabilise ur affected part. Avoid much use of it and use crape bandage for support.
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