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How long does it take a torn sartorius muscle to rehabilitate?
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Depends: It would depend on the severity of the tear, your overall health, your prescribed therapy and your own inate ability to heal. It could be anywhere from a couple of weeks to 6 weeks or more. Get a good evaluation from an orthopedist or a sports medicine specialist and perhaps a physical therapist dealing with sports injuries.
Answered 9/28/2016
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