If stable,then grade: 1, then physical therapy would be recommended. If mild grade 2, then observation and continued cautious physical therapy. If extreme grade 2, grade 3, or, hopefully not, a grade 4, then surgery can be recommended for necessary stabilization. If progressive, also stabilization. Many people have grade 1's and even some 2's can do well with pt and medications for pain if necessary.
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