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Arthoscopy or stem cell surgery which one is better??my cousin is a software employee not a sports man and it's not a complete legment tear which treatment is suitable for him plz suggest
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Arthroscopy if it is a third degree tear.if it is partial tear then it can be recovered by physio therapy.
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consult orthopaedics,go for MRI scan,
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till then wear knee support don't overstress drive and excessive walk.
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