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I am gone through acl reconstruction 5 week back but still now my knee joint have pain.
I am gone through acl reconstruction 5 week back but still now my knee joint have pain. please advice me what to do .as iam going through physyotherpy from last 12 days .
Asked On : Sun, 5 Sep 2010
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yatin thanks for choosing health care magic, knee pain is quite common after few weeks of surgery,as symptomatic swelling persists for few weeks.
sometimes knee pain increases because of exercises,as you are already going under physiotherapy treatment.you can use ice packs, compression and elevation by keeping your leg on a pillow after exercises.
If your pain increases than consult your surgeon.
sometimes knee pain increases because of exercises,as you are already going under physiotherapy treatment.you can use ice packs, compression and elevation by keeping your leg on a pillow after exercises.
If your pain increases than consult your surgeon.
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