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Asked for male, 21 years old from Abohar
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FRCS Orth, MCh Orth, MS Orth

Orthopedist•Delhi
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Avoid weight bearing if knee is painful. Walk with the help of elbow crutches in both hands. Apply elastocrepe bandage and ice over knee. Start physiotherapy. Consult specialist in arthroscopy and sports medicine for further treatment.
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Asked for male, 19 years old from Abohar
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MBBS

Pain Management Specialist•Chennai
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Hi lybrate-user. I'm sure the ligament injury has been picked up during the mri scan. Please see a good arthroscopists. Meantime take some anti inflammatory medicines to curb your pain and swelling. Revert back for help.
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Asked for male, 23 years old from Delhi
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Mrileft knee. Joint study protocol: sagittal: pd, gre// coronal: stir, tiw// axial :t2 tse findings there is mild effusion in knee joint extending into retro-patellar and lateral paracondylar recesses. Altered linear intrasubstance signal intensity is seen in posterior horn of medial meniscus appearing hyperintense on t2wand pd fs images with no intra-articular communication suggestive of grade-2 medical injury. Rests of medial and lateral meniscus appear normal. No evidence of tear. Anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments are normal in course and reveal normal parenchymal signal intensity. Quadriceps femoris tendon and patellar ligament are normal with normal signal intensity. Visualized bones reveal normal intra-medullary signal intensity and normal cortical margins. A small bony island is seen in posterior aspect of medial femoral condyle and distal femoral metaphysis. Patella is normal in location. Medial and lateral collateral ligaments are normal with no evidence of tear. Peri-articular and para-articular muscles reveal normal parenchymal signal intensity and well-preserved intermuscular fat planes. Impression: Mr. left knee finding reveals mild joint effusion with grade-2 medical injury involving posterior horn of medial meniscus as described above. Advice - please correlate clinically and with other relevant investigations please tell me 1- medicine to heal injury 2- nutrition to follow 3- physical activity during injury (i’m a gym person so workout on daily basis) 4- healing time.

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MSPT (Master of Physical Therapy), Bache...read more

Physiotherapist•Gorakhpur
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Send your mri photo.
What problm you r facing.
Can take tab tendomac 1bd for 6 months.
Counslt to physiotherpist.
Do exercises advised by physio.
Apply ice pack n use knee brace.
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Asked for female, 20 years old from Jabalpur
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DHMS (Diploma in Homeopathic Medicine an...read more

Homeopath•Hyderabad
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Take rest. Homoeopathy has good treatment for your problem, without causing adverse effects. To start with, take homoeopathic medicine arnica 200 daily in the morning and in the evening and give feedback after 4 days.
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Erasmus Mundus Master in Adapted Physica...read more

Physiotherapist•Chennai
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Its a small procedure where the surgeon will put a small incision to insert a camera to diagnose the condition. Cost may vary from hospitals.
Asked for male, 25 years old from Chandigarh
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DNB (Orthopedics)

Orthopedist•Pune
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Innitially apply ice and crepe bandage to affected knee. You will require static quadriceps and hamstring exercises. If no relief in 3 weeks and pain continues or you r not comfortable with your knee, you will require to get mri of the affected knee.
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Physiotherapist•Mumbai
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Hi
for initial treatment of a pcl injury,
1) protecting the knee from further injury
2) resting the knee
3) icing the knee for short periods with cold packs
4) compressing the knee gently, such as with an elastic bandage
5) elevating the knee
for detail treatment plan visit physiotherapist or orthopaedic doctor.
Best wishes.
Asked for male, 27 years old from Kota
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MBBS, MS - Orthopaedics

Orthopedist•Delhi
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It must be investigated
Get a MRI of the knee.
You would probably need arthroscopic knee surgery.
It is a very safe procedure with uniformly good results.
Don?t ignore it lest it become beginning of a bigger problem
Why not discuss with me in a video conference? ( Facility provided by lybrate.com)
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Physiotherapist•Kolkata
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Calcium and protein required Wax bath therapy for 20 days Constitution with orthopaedic arthroscopic surgeon.
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