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MRI Of Right Knee Done. Suggested Surgery. Is There Anything To Worry?

Hello Doctor,

I am XXX. Recently i got an MRI done for my right knee after experiencing some pain in it and few weeks after i joined gym. It states that 1. Myxoid degeneration of the posterior horn of medial meniscus. 2. Sprain of anterior cruciate ligament. My doctor told me that it will heal as the time passes by. But Its been 6 weeks and not fully recovered. The doctor says that he will go for the surgery if it doesn't heal. i am worried. please help
posted on Fri, 8 Nov 2013
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hello sir
thanks for the query
what u hav sparin in the anterior cruciate ligament is usually seen in ppl with who run on tread mill and obese ppl...usually conservative managment is adviced for the above condition if not relieved they will for arthroscopy and repair the tear in the ligament...


hope i hav cleared your query
thank you regards
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MRI Of Right Knee Done. Suggested Surgery. Is There Anything To Worry?

hello sir thanks for the query what u hav sparin in the anterior cruciate ligament is usually seen in ppl with who run on tread mill and obese ppl...usually conservative managment is adviced for the above condition if not relieved they will for arthroscopy and repair the tear in the ligament... hope i hav cleared your query thank you regards