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What Is The Treatment For The Pain In The Knee Due To A Sprain?

Hi Doctor, I am 25/M and was having pain in my right knee from last 2 months due to a sprain in knee while playing badminton tournament. In MRI, following findings occured: 1. Early myoxid degenration/grade-I signal of anterior cruciate ligamnet 2. Grade II myoxid changes involving posterior horn of medial meniscus 3. Mild synovial collection in the knee joint with fluid surrounding anterior horn of lateral meniscus. Please explain me the severity of the findings and treatment to be followed. Thanks!!
Thu, 15 Sep 2016
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hi . you are 25 male and have suffered injury in the knee while playing. Knee injuries while playing can be very severe. Fortunately your MRI report does not suggest any evidence of major injury- probably some bruising of soft tissues . You are likely to recover fully with treatment.
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What Is The Treatment For The Pain In The Knee Due To A Sprain?

hi . you are 25 male and have suffered injury in the knee while playing. Knee injuries while playing can be very severe. Fortunately your MRI report does not suggest any evidence of major injury- probably some bruising of soft tissues . You are likely to recover fully with treatment.