Four months or so ago I posted here for help choosing a surgeon for ACL reconstruction, and I must thank people for their advice; Mr Haddad was very good, it seems, so far.

Now I am going to Portland Physio, which he recommended, and they seem very competent. But, being the anxious sort of chap I am, I wanted second opinions on things.

1) It does still feel a little tender when I walk fast, and the movement feels a little restricted. I can fully extend and bend it almost as much as the other knee, but it feels like there is a little resistance. Do you think that should be the case after four months? (The physio thought it was mostly in the head, because I think there should be something wrong, it feels as if there is something wrong - and he tested various things to find out that my knee was fine.)

2) Given the above, is there anything wrong with running after four months? I have been following the physio's advice and running, and actually it does not hurt at all when running - less so than walking. But I am still a little worried. (I am hoping to play tennis after my next visit to the physio, in two weeks.)

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