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Can a pcl strain/sprain cause painful knee hyperextension? how is it fixed?

Q: can a pcl strain/sprain cause painful knee hyperextension? how is it fixed?

: First it has to be diagnosed accurately then treatment will depend on findings. so pl see a ortho doc.

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First it has to be diagnosed accurately then treatment will depend on findings. so pl see a ortho doc.

Answered 9/28/2022

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Can a pcl strain/sprain cause painful knee hyperextension? how is it fixed?

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