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How long is a grade 1 acl tear and a strained lcl recovery my pt guy thinks its a grade 1 acl tear strained lcl and maybe pcl and meniscus strain.
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See ORS: Don't know the mechanism of your injury but you need to see a good orthopedist. If you haven't torn your ACL or meniscus you are going to be fine . LCL strains heal on their own when mild. A good examination by a board certified orthopedist will tell u what's up... PT's are great but they are not physicians... See your ORS! Best of Luck!
Answered 11/28/2017
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