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I've been depressed since having grade-iii tear involving anterior horn of lateral miniscus. what to do?
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It should get better: Physical injuries often change our way of life at least temporarily. Those changes can affect the way we feel about ourselves and thus affect our mood. Perhaps your mood change is a result of not being able to do the things you have been able to do. Remember that your injury is temporary and you are going to need all your physical and mental strength to get better.
Answered 10/7/2017
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