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Question - Minor ACL Sprain and Instability (healing time)

by Chris
(NY)

how long does it usually take to heal and before i can begin execise again?

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Aug 18, 2008
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by: Bart - SII

If it is a partial ACL tear (less than 1/3 thickness), you are probably looking at 4-6 weeks to get your swelling down and motion and strength back. Could be faster, could be slower.

The problem with partial tears is that they usually don't heal well, so you may still have some looseness and or instability.

Bart
Aug 29, 2008
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I have been struggling with chronic ACL defiency for over 3 years now! I am fed up...going through rehab right now, most like headed for more damage to my knee and surgery. Doctor #1 never ordered me an MRI so now my ACL is all out of wack. Extremely frusturating

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