Will my ACL, MCL, or PCL (Knee Ligament) Tear Heal?? Surgery??

"Famous" Physical Therapists Bob Schrupp and Brad Heineck discuss the Anterior Cruciate Ligament, Medial Collateral Ligament, and Posterior Collateral Ligament injuries or tears. Will they heal on their own? Do you need surgery?
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[@frankiea232]

Thanks for taking the time to make these videos for us, it really means a lot! Blessings to you guys!

[@calypsoqueen]

I’m so glad I found this video. Recently tore my MCL and ACL and I’m having surgery on my ACL in about 2 weeks. It’s my first major surgery and the more information I know, the better I feel. So thank you 💕

[@lindamaysieck1254]

Love you guys!! I learn something EVERYTIME I watch and I come to your site often for personal help and also to help my personal training clients returning to functional fitness after completing PT. Keep posting! :))

[@alikamal4860]

Its my first visit, I am very thankful for such an amazing information

[@sonjadelbello]

Thanks for the video, I’ve recently subscribed- from Australia 👍 you’re both very well educated, I’m going through some knee problems and I’m learning a lot from your videos! Thank you 🙏🏻

[@jorgerea939]

I’m going down this road with my ACL 😢. Always appreciate your thoughts in helping us staying healthy and taking care of ourselves ❤

[@rainretribute9852]

God it feels so good and nostalgic to hear and see a Bob :D

[@bronhaller]

Glad I watched this! Currently rehabbing MCL (sprained both LCL and MCL, with MCL taking the brunt, but ACL and PCL looked OK in the MRI) and this is the first I've heard about proprioception issues, which explains some of the issues that I'm having

[@yousufabdulrazak8657]

hi same issue here, how long did it take you to heal and walk again? thanks

[@daveknott4563]

You guys are fantastic. Thanks for all your continuous content we can reference for our healthcare!

[@maheshkd6567]

Thanks doctor ,very nice explained,love it.

[@jaywilliams415]

Subscribed! Very good info in your videos...thanks!

[@PHanomaly]

So glad you mentioned the 'grades', as I have several medicalese terms, lol. Meniscus, ACL, MCL, and fractured tibia. 7 weeks out, swelling came down after 2, but if I can find out those 'grades' of my injuries, I will have a better idea of whether surgery is likely. I'm on a walker, just barely put weight on that leg. Cross fingers!☝️

[@bricehoehn6775]

Dang how! I was in a motorcycle wreck and tore my PCL ACL and fractured my tibia in 2 places (was sticking out of my leg) and my fibula (also was sticking out lol)

[@ayronnreko2345]

Just Broke my ACL LCL and PCL.... right knee.... fell off my bike.. I'm 2nd day out of surgery ........ I never thought I'd be here watching this video..... thank you so much.... I'm in soo much pain... knee brace is so uncomfortable but its support...... thanks Uploader.

[@joske7804]

How you doin buddy

[@ayronnreko2345]

@@joske7804 its been a while, i never done physio all this covid stuff happened and yeah its like 95 % straight ... a slight bend... healed but yeas... i can walk is all i care about .. and it was my acl pcl mcl... but i guess physio is a must i just work with it.. trying to go for my forklift lisence and get a job here, from canada Saskatchewan.. have a good day

[@joske7804]

@@ayronnreko2345 good to hear youre healing up okay. Take care man, i only have an acl tear along with some meniscus damage and still feel like shit. You got this.

[@ayronnreko2345]

@@joske7804 Do not skip physio, lol stay on it! we got this..

[@joske7804]

@@ayronnreko2345 my knee is gonna be so fucking strong, I'm honestly stoked to make this progress.

[@sandierussell6530]

Very informative as usual.

[@kapildevneupane8072]

Good video, guys. Keep it up !

[@Kusinerongtsupertv]

Last may 2022 I've had acl,I thought it would not heal , but after 1 year without surgery it healed.

[@donc.8019]

Thank you for hands on explaining of ligaments. An explanation how stable a person will be

[@aatifrashid5413]

Great video. Both of you are great persons.

[@Straker1923]

I wish I had known this in 1990 when I did my MCL (partial tear)...these guys are brilliant, love their chemistry too!

[@CH-ki7st]

Really wanna hang out with these fellas

[@HeavyMentalArt]

Love your vids, you should have more subs!!

[@annpringle8219]

Great video!

[@elizabethyalden2123]

i’m in so much pain but that intro made me feel better

[@DreamBelieveTravel]

Thanks for doing all these videos! So helpful. What is the name of that board used for rehab?

[@jempanuncialman9361]

Very helpful video

[@debbiegordon7808]

Great information

[@kartiktrehan8426]

Thanks and God Bless All.

[@lorrettagomez3841]

Thank u so much 4 this

[@awfully.average]

I JUST popped my MCL yesterday..... everything you say makes me wince ....

[@jennypham3699]

Lol... that intro

[@richardmercado6285]

U pretty 😍

[@Kobethornton1234]

@@richardmercado6285 simp

[@itsjurcis7589]

Yea it’s funny

[@osamaelbehery]

Did you have surgery?

[@forbes1.0]

@@richardmercado6285 SIMP

[@samuelmontypython8381]

I have a full ACL year but wasn’t eligible for surgery. It’s causing me to separate from the Marine Corps, but I am now able to jog up to medium speeds, no restriction upper body lifting, and only mild restriction lower body lifting (no heavy dead’s or squats). I strengthen my legs daily with banded exercises and stretch and normal life is absolutely normal, like nothing ever happened. However, I will never play competitive sports or perform duties as a Marine, so luckily I planned to discharge anyway and start my business. What you intend to do in life determines whether the surgery is needed or not

[@xe2014]

Why were you not eligible for surgery?

[@PenPencilAndStories]

Hi Samuel... How much time did it take to heal or for you to go on normally in daily life?

[@eikepape3920]

I have a grade 3 ACL,MCL,PCL tear since 6 month and am back to 100%movement after 5 weeks of 5h daily rehab. Now weight bearing, hiking, running even sitting on my heels for 5 minutes without any pain - after research this seems like a miracle and doctors don't recommend surgery. Although I think I should have surgery due to my physical lifestyle and work (rope access/construction, snowboard etc) I have a surgery planned but might opt out of it - really not sure what the best way of action is for me.l but am worried that my knee will prematurely wear out due to my active lifestyle I want to keep.

[@MichaelaBrooke18]

That describes my skateboarding injury perfectly. Also great form!!!

[@sixseven1684]

Still on the plank tho skate or die!

[@MichaelaBrooke18]

@@sixseven1684 forever

[@samanthabaxter88]

"If I I was an athlete I would be a bit torn" 😳😂What a pun!

[@tonywalker1954]

Samantha Baxter. Lol

[@deidredoerksen8344]

Hey I’m not the only one! Haha

[@markmessi9020]

Go away 😁

[@alaminhoque70]

Good suggestion

[@paulipotgieter]

Very helpful 👌

[@ChikliChikliCha]

The intro had me dying

[@stevegovea1]

I was injured in Iraq, doc over there said it was a sprained knee. After a month on crutches, went back to work as an infantryman. For about 7 months did my ruck marches, pt test, and job. Got back to the states, knee started locking. Check myself in, after mri, doc said I blown my acl and tore my meniscus.

[@zaincps3029]

Then what did you do?

[@stevegovea1]

@@zaincps3029 Got surgery while I was in. Got out of the military with just 10% disability for my knee. Took a long time, but after many VA claims, at 100%.

[@PHanomaly]

10:00 Aha! Jumped over a fence, lower on landing side, and I came down just the way you showed because I misjudged it, and also turning slightly LEFT as i came down. It was like my left leg snapped twice sideways. Ambulance came, I couldnt move. Anyway, great demonstration of landing from a jump, guys! ( although I dont think I could have done better,-- except, of course, dont jump over fences for short cuts!)☝️😇

[@pietro10]

Hi, I appreciate your videos. I have an elongated scapholunate ligament on my right hand, which I injured boxing. I have undergone therapy and cold laser, but only get temporary relief at most. My hand is stable, and I can close my grip fine, however if I exercise or use my hand a lot, I get discomfort. What would you recommend? Are there any supplements that could help? WIll the scapholunate ligament heal by itself?

[@nylotus]

Subscribed!

[@damarisarecelis]

I love them 2

[@elizabethseiden8386]

I was at work last night when I saw my right leg leaning to the left.

[@Rayray-yl5gq]

Thanka. Just found out I messed up my mcl and gotta rehab it

[@mnoell35]

I'm a professional driver,and I continually push the clutch pedal all day. The inside of my knee is killin me. Limited movement,lying down is a no-no! I ran yesterday and I'm paying for it.

[@angiemac3587]

My acl tore completely. First injury mosh pit 16 years ago. "Trick knee" fell down the snowy stairs last winter and lost all stability after that. I think thats went from a tear to a floating freely acl lol... Week 5 post surgery this is a process whew!

[@gauravimishra8671]

Very informative video. my husband has a near complete tear of acl. he was playing volleyball. he is a corporate professional who lives to jog. We really want to avoid surgery. do u have any views?

[@turki4712]

Man that openening song is precious!

[@joathankarey991]

“Usually not all three” Joe Burrow: I have three more injuries then I have lineman

[@dianecrockett3905]

Hi Bob n Brad! I have valgus deformity, ,(knock knees), my patella are dislocated, and a Collagen Deficiency Disorder, called Ehlers-Danlos Hypermobe. For 15 years I tried to figure out what my trash can full of symptoms . My first diagnosis was Fibromyalgia. But I didn't stop there, because it's too vague. Anyhow, as time goes on I keep having more symptoms! I found out my patella were displaced about age 45; I could no longer squat and stand. In 2016, age 57, my right knee had a very painful MCL tear. Advice was to brace it and let it mend. Because of EDS it didn't take weeks, it took months,! I had to do stairs several times a day, that became my PT. It never really healed, and my DO recommended s Fulkerson Osteotomy in 2017-18. I went to rehab direct from the operation. It was painful. But I got walking and went home. From there on, I would have sharp pain about every 6 weeks. It took about 4 weeks to heal, and might have 2 weeks of activity, then the pain. I started diagramming the areas, and when I looked up knee anatomy, I realized I had been tearing every ligament near my knee! I also still have cartilege under my kneecaps, that started about 15 years ago. It was supposed to get "cleaned out" during that surgery. I don't think so! So, last summer, 2019, I sprained it again. Then it was a regular thing. A few days ago, I had another problem. My Fibula actually popped out of place! I am trying to figure out what exactly in need to do to pop it back in. I need to not sit Indian-style evermore!! I'm wondering these things: 1. Should I have surgery to replace the tendon? 2. Should I just get a knee replacement? 3. Would cadaver parts be better, or how would I know donated ligament would match my blood type, and would that part get the EDS from me? Sorry this is so long! Not sure how to find a reply! Thank you very much!! Diana Crockett

[@hockeyheather3321]

I tore my PCL in 1996 playing softball. I was covering home/blocking home (natural catcher reaction), and the girl never slid, she just ran into my leg, hit me right below the kneecap and I just dropped. It felt like my knee was falling out of my leg through the back. Went to 2 different doctors who both told me I had a bad bruise. :( No MRI, just xrays to make sure there was no break. I couldn't walk without my leg giving out forward with each step. I rested with a knee immobilizer for 5 weeks and then just a knee brace, gradually exercising my quads and hamstrings. Fast forward 6 years, playing ice hockey, I went knee on knee with a girl and immediately felt like my knee was on fire. Felt like everything under my kneecap was just swelling up. Went to a new doctor, one who worked for local pro sports teams, and he said, yeah the PCL is completely torn (MRI confirmed it) but there's nothing we can really do because the surgery for this has only 50/50 odds of better recovery than when you went in. ACL was stretched but fine. I am double my age now from when my injury occurred, and moved to a warmer climate....less problems with the knee now so I think it healed on its own. Occasionally, when I'm playing softball it will jerk forward moreso than it should and hurt a bit, but nothing major. I did actually fracture my ankle (talus) on the same leg 8 years ago playing softball, stepped in a sprinkler hole running for a fly ball, and tore my anterior talofibular ligament. Not sure if the history of knee issues had anything to do with it causing that amount of damage, but it has taken literally 2.5 years to recover and not have pain. I've had to learn how to walk properly again because I've been compensating for my knee and ankle for so many years. I have a really high tolerance for pain so even when these injuries occur, it takes years for me to actually realize it. The ankle, took 7 years to realize something was not right because it started healing so quickly after the injury despite being swollen. I've learned unfortunately how to live and play in pain.

[@matemaniaco6116]

Thanks for this! I had exactly the same injury

[@staceybakken720]

I will be have surgery for my MACL and ACL and PACL

[@gimesamis]

Long Question: I know this is an old video, but would like your opinion on my injury. Several years ago, I had an acute injury to my knee. I was flying down basement steps with hands full not holding onto the rail. At the bottom I turned to go left, but my toe caught on something left in the floor. In an instant I knew I was going down hard on concrete, so I stiffened my right leg to prevent my knee from hitting concrete. Surprisingly to me my foot was firmly planted on the floor and didn’t budge either. I went down fast and hard and my knee bent BACKWARD and I experienced a very loud and painful snap in the back of my right knee. I couldn’t get up and my son ran to the basement and basically carried me up the steps. The injury swelled and I stayed on the sofa for over a week, gradually the pain subsided. My family begged me to go to the hospital, but I have had bad experiences with doctors and don’t trust them. I recovered some and used a crutch, then cain to get around. After 5 months and hitting a recovery plateau, I went to an orthopedic doctor. I wrote all this down and sent to him before the appointment. His very young assistant (his son?) read thru my note, but skipped over the pop and hurting in back of my knee. He didn’t do any of these procedures to check the ligaments, but pulled on my leg some. I told him that when I sleep on my back it feels like the knee is bending backward, so I have to bend my injured leg to the right to sleep. Then the ortho took an X-ray and told me that I had arthritis and had had it for years and needed a knee replacement. He also refused to discuss how I go the injury and the loud and painful snap. They wouldn’t even look at the red spot still behind my right knee that shows where it snapped and where I still get some swelling and pain. I told him I was not doing a knee replacement, after which he had a temper tantrum and started throwing stuff around. I did a couple sessions of PT, but never back to him. I know this is ligament damage and I’m functional, but standing or walking too long will give me swelling, pain behind the knee and often shin splints on the right lower leg as I use muscles to keep my leg aligned. I also have problems with my knee going out of joint if I walk too fast and sling my lower leg out too far. I am convinced that this is ligament damage and not cartilage. I don not have bone on bone pain. What do you think and how do you pick a competent doctor who will listen to a woman over 50???

[@jeffdlr3056]

"If I was an Athlete I would be a bit torn" @7:16 😂😂

[@papii_champu]

Tore my ACL couple days ago.. home from work currently high af.. these guys are awesome I'd definitely revist the cameraman situation tho

[@Brooklynn_Sting]

Corey Blyther haha u sound just like me

[@user-ti2xi9bd4u]

👍🏻nice videos and thanks for uploading, you’ve earned a subscriber,!

[@DeeLow1877]

I most likely have a grade 1 acl injury. How long does that take to heal ? And what exercises and or treatments can I do to speed up the process ?

[@UcheFiasco]

Lonnie pull the focus manually

[@alaminhoque70]

Nice vedio

[@edenjoson278]

Hi docs. I have a ruptured left patellar tendon (not complete tear)due to a bad fall. Prior to that I have advanced arthritis and baker’s cyst. What is the options aside from surgery if needed on my situation?

[@maryholland5924]

Awesome

[@jlouiseeisentraut1508]

Can these tears be graded on a regular x-ray? I fell on my knees 3times this past year and now after having to care for my husband (total quad tear) and doing the stairs too often, I have a sharp pain and instability when I straighten my leg. I am hobbling around with my knee in a bent position. The Dr I went to thinks I have arthritis. I am scheduled for phys therapy. Thanks!!

[@nibussss]

Nice

[@bcazz5202]

Any suggestions for long distance riders (equestrians) with knee issues? We stand or post for sometimes hours, knees bent, of course, but that's a beating on young knees, as we get older, and often more injured, ouch.

[@zharif1632]

Thanks god youtube recommended this video.. I through my mcl need to be surgery my it can heal naturally. God bless you

[@zubairali3975]

Your mcl is heal

[@moggy992]

My friend has his lcl ligament (outside of his knee joint) that's sore after a wide leg stretch for karate training. Can you please post a video for that please

[@Lindsay4182]

This intro is wild

[@shwetamittal5888]

My surgery is scheduled on Monday.

[@ColbyMoonwalker]

Wealth looks fun!

[@rcmcginn]

Question for this: Should I be seeing an orthopedic doctor for these sorts of diagnoses or go straight to a physical therapist?

[@jwpartee]

My son in an accident at work ( he does live action shows in amusement parks) tore his ACL, MCL, PCL, Posterior Lateral Corner, popliteal artery, poroneal nerve. This happened June 11th, He has had a few surgeries but still no repair of the ACL, PCL, The meniscus was flipped back over. He has a orthotic for his foot drop. My question is can he start weight bearing without the surgery. We are hoping it happens in the next few weeks but he feels like he can put the foot down. But your video seems to say maybe the fluid inside may not want pressure until the surgery is done. We have a good orthopedic surgeon Dr Michael Shepard in Orange Ca., but he is waiting on vascular to give him permission to operate. Can he use pressure?

[@81hewp]

My heroes

[@JonezBBQ]

With a grade 1 sprain mcl, should I continue exercise? It hurts and is uncomfortable but is not excruciating. However, I’ve learned to listen to my body when it hurts to prevent further damage and have been steering away from sports and exercise, but I miss it! What should I do?

[@lechy_9573]

I have a grade 1 ACL tear from a skateboarding accident and I’m half way through rehab and I’m still in pain and my knee is pretty unstable, is it possible that I will have an operation? Thank you, Watching you from Australia 🇦🇺

[@medicmike4906]

I am almost 6 months in on meniscus surgery with medial and lateral ligament strain and sprain with a 30% ACL tear and I have had no improvement. This is with physical therapy. do you feel I need to have the ACL repaired? My MCL is pretty inflamed.

[@itsjurcis7589]

I had acl surgery today two weeks ago

[@ganeshmane8422]

If we have a just strain in acl and not tear, so can it heal on it's own ? And how much time it will take to heal? ( "Just Strain " )

[@tchevrier]

years ago I actually injured both my ACL and LCL. playing floor hockey. I was hit with a 2-hand slash across the front of me left knee from the right side.

[@ritikarajput3727]

Did u operate ur knee...? Actually I also got injured while playing basketball but I don't want to operate my knee

[@tchevrier]

@@ritikarajput3727 I did get surgery, but several years later. For the most part I was able to function normally with physiotherapy and keeping the muscles strong. It wasn't until many years later that I decided to have the surgery. The surgery is a slow recovery. There are typically at least 3 things you need to be aware of. First, the ligament repair will typically feel good within weeks of the surgery. For me I was able to walk without pain and with full mobility within 3 weeks. However, they typically harvest part of your hamstring tendon to replace the ligament. This takes roughly 3-4 months to fully transform from tendon to ligament. And while you might feel good and strong, your new ligament is not and can very easily be torn. Follow the advice of your physiotherapist. Second, they take part of you hamstring tendon and Thant makes your hamstring very weak. For normal people this can take 9-12 months to feel better. Third, there is always an increase risk of arthritis after the surgery.

[@SpaceK414]

went to see the doctor, I was asking if I had patellar tendonitis, or Osgood slatter. He explained to me that it could be my ACL. He did an exercise on me, where he grabbed my left calf with his hand and his other hand on the knee. Then he pulled against him. The left was coming out way more than the right was, which is a sign that the ACL isn't doing its job because it's the ACL's responsibility that your leg and the little dot slightly below your knee (under the fleshy part) doesn't go out of its place (forward) and it did on my left but not on the right. I'm an athlete who normally plays football(soccer) every day. basketball here and there. however, when I tape the fleshy part of the knee it does hurt when I run or play basketball or football. It reduces the pain levels very much when I tape it when I'm doing everything related to football. I can squat on 1 leg usually with the other leg stretched out completely forward and squat, but now the left leg when I squat hurts when I go down to a certain point, but not on the right. Right now I'm waiting for my appointment for MRI where I take pictures of the ligament and stuff, this is maybe taking 2 weeks - 1 month, I'm training push-ups currently but don't know how to train the ACL, or don't become weak when I come back after resting much, he said rest while we wait for your appointment when we will see what we will do. Do these kinds of pains go away? does it heal over time? he didn't suspect that I had torn the ACL, but didn't mention anything about levels 1, 2, or 3. but 100% I'm on 1, or 2.

[@SpaceK414]

@bob and brad please

[@scrumptiousblue2110]

When we are 15, I believe the bones haven't fully finished developing but is it still okay to get surgery?. I think I have a grade 2 ACL.

[@aj-oi8dr]

Hello, I tore my Acl and Pcl and need surgery with weeks or months rehab etc will I be able to go back to normal activities walking, cycling, working out?

[@lisaweney618]

is patellar enthesopathy the same as the MCL, PCL ? I was diagonosed with patellar enthesopathy and having an MRI in dec having a lot of pain getting out of a chair and dr said that I may have to have arthoscopy done, just had a right knee replacement in dec on my right and this is all going on my left

[@Mentaltruckr]

He said If he was an athlete he be would be a little bit torn 😆 😆 😆 dang Bob 😂 7:13

[@futbol1972]

my 17 year old high school wrestler He had a partial grade 2 LCL tear on upper side. It not detach from bone so Dr said no surgery. He was off from wrestling for 3 months. He just started to drill and wrestle live last week. He tweeked it a little bit on second day but was fine and kept going to practice. Yesterday he was wrestling college wrestler and his knee was getting yanked and tweeked so he stop wrestling cause it was aching/hurting on the side and a little bit on the back on the same side of LCL..He said it felt tender. Do you think he is returning too early to wrestle live, does he probably needs another MRI to see if is healing properly? Dr even gave him a Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injection to speed up healing. He has fool extension and can bend it normally. He can squat, rdl, deadlifts with no problem. Is just when it gets bend lateral that it hurts him..do u think he should do physical therapy to get it stronger and maybe just do drills amdstead of wreatling live? Sorry for all the question..

[@singhmohit7]

Hello sir. I had ligament PCL and ACL stretched during injury ... But it's been 3 years know and my injured knee is still not recovered on its own .... My concern is will ligament come in original length or not . Thank you. ..

[@civylcambarijan7805]

Hello sir ! What shall I do to my injury? I was injured for 5 mons. Then I still feel the deep pain of my knee I cannot even take a complete jump As I could before. And my first MRI state that just a sprain but i still feel the pain of my knee.

[@gameshack1985]

I tore my LCL, MCL and ruptured my ACL along with subchonderal fractures to my Tibia and Femur 4 weeks ago. Fair to say doctors don't care, was told to 'go home and see how you go' and 'maybe you just hurt some soft tissue'. I only know the exact injuries due to booking and paying for my own MRI, still not seen a knee specialist yet...due to see one tomorrow....was told waiting time for ACL reconstruction is a minimum of one year wait here in the UK too.... I'm not a happy man currently..

[@zurtacoin5624]

I’m the same mate. Tore my PCL doctor said “Go home and take it is you have sprained it”

[@hasbun88]

hey loved your video guys. I have a PCL tear 2 that happened 10 months ago I since then have some strenght on my quads. I still feel my knee different from my good one. Is this feeling of instability shoud stop after I really make My quad stronger ? I can now do sprints a do movements on it. Cheers.

[@tormentedxmind1695]

Did you end up having surgery?

[@shubhankchandrapandey6057]

I have also pcl2 injury 5 months ago. I have no pain but unable to up n down on a stair and running. When I walking, feel my pcl injured leg goes out. Please, share your condition, now how are you. I do some exercise for quadriceps. Can I able to up n down stairs after one yr of injury. What is your experience please share it urgently n oblige me. Thanking you

[@sastavlogger1816]

@@shubhankchandrapandey6057 what is the condition right nowww ??

[@mauriceperez1479]

My knee hurts just watching this. Ouch and 🤢🤮

[@bricehoehn6775]

Severed my PCL and ACL in a motorcycle wreck. Sucks. No stability. Also broke my leg in 3 places with 2 bones sticking out. Abs my arm.. fingers hand… torn tendons too.. sucks lol

[@claudiaquintero1477]

Thank you for your time doing this video... Could you please tell me if i don't have ACL (when the ACL is removed) : What exercise avoid? what exercises can I still do? Like can I still to squads, lounges, skipping rope? I really appreciate your answers..

[@corymoore5448]

What about a complete ACL and a partial PCL tear?I also have bleeding in my knee.

[@wvrthyy7354]

I hurt my knee 2 months ago, and got an MRI. I was told it was a grade 1 sprain. But it still bothers me now and pinches in the back of my leg when I flex my leg as its bent. I'm stuck and want to get back on the field.

[@lisaa3351]

what type of damage can occur if surgery is recommended but it doesn't happen. I had a torn pcl and mcl. I am mobile and it feels okay but twinges on occasion.

[@sharonlukasavage9139]

Can you suggest What kind of doctor do I go to for eval? MRI OR JUST XRAYS? All my med want to treat is arthritus.

[@earthlycolorbrown6246]

MRI!

[@chilidog3518]

i tore acl mcl and lcl all in one shot skiing 2 years ago and had surgery on acl but my knee still will buckle if in the right circumstance would this mean my mcl never healed right? itll hurt on the left side of my knee when this happens

[@lb4660]

Bob & Brad, can your Sacroiliac ligaments heal?

[@emilianolopez4289]

If I could run half marathon after having hyperextended my knee the day before (doing a simple front kick/martialarts), does that mean the degree of injury in this case was very low?

[@AG-xq3ut]

How much maximum time....? taken to hill wrist ligament tear.

[@EllensWorldLife]

After all 3 ligament tear ... Wherein surgery is not needed and when you start physotherapy after so is it normal to have a knee pain after exercise ??? . And after a stretch of good one week exercise if there is a gap of 2/3 days in physo exercise and there is a pain in the knee during tat gap is it normal...???

[@harshagowda2351]

My problem is after bike accedent are - minimal knee joint fluid, minimal altered signals along the ACL partial injury , grade 2 tear of horn of medical meniscus, radial tear