The surgery is a good option to retain and preserve the stability of Knee by physiotherapy afterwards. However, if you are in waiting list, you may attend the physio session to bring about the stability in knee structure by exercising and strengthening the quadriceps and hamstrings.
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28-08-2008 04:53 PM #1Forum Member Array
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like sdkashif say, surgery is the best option for you condition now... and regarding the postoperative ACL Reconstruction Treatment protocol, it will take 6th month for you to fully recover... thats mean summer period will not enough for to recover back...
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actually it takes at least 6 months to recover.ıt changes between 6-12 months.
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