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How long after can i return to soccer after a partial medial meniscus removal?

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Generally after 6 -: Weeks but discuss with your surgeon who did the surgery, as there might have been associated lesions that he might have noted, or treated, which in themselves might require you to give it more time, to heal completely. Good luck.

Answered 12/28/2013

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