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    Re: Partial ACL tear - no surgery

    Leg amputation is the last resort. Before that is a knee replacement and you are unlikely to get one if you are in your 30s. Its a significant operation.

    ACL ligament reconstruction is pretty standard.

    You ideally need an MRI scan to see what is happening inside.

    My first prot of call woudl be a sports physio - but looks like you areseeing a Dr so maybe they will refer you to a specialist.

    I also have problems with my hips compensating for my weak side - all my msucle have tighted on my good side.

    If you do not have laxity(looseness) i nthe need then it may be cartilage damage.

    Sharp pain is abd and need slooking at.


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