Hello doctor..i done an arthoscopy meniscus repair on my right knee..it was bucket handle tear repaired with Fibre wire. its been 8 weeks of surgery..i am doing knee strengthening exercises quadriceps exercises... after 60 days of surgey I tried to climb stairs...while i tried to climb with my right leg which of operated.,i feel heavy stiffness with high strain on operated leg..i tried to climb 10 steps i feel heavy stiffness on knee with pain..so i keep my left good leg first to claim and then right..and while getting down the stairs i keep right leg first and then left...my query is even 60 days why can't i able to keep my right leg first to claimb...whether my meniscus will completely heal... I am worrying about whether my meniscus will tear again.. kindly give an consult
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Post surgery and restricted use for 6 to 8 weeks causes muscle weakness and reduction in bulk of muscle. It is an expected and common event. Focus on good rehabilitation exercise program. Surgery is only 40 percent treatment complete the physiotherapy exercises are the other 60 percent
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