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Realizing just how motivating it is, I decided to create a blog about my ACL story. Hopefully I can inspire others to do the same along the way.
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I just checked my stats today and found out people from Russia and Ukraine viewed my blog!!! This made my day. :)
Hey guys! Sorry I haven't posted in awhile. I've been overwhelmed with school. I will be having surgery on June 28, so I will be posting more then.... -
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What type of follow-up is done after an ACL reconstruction?
You will be seen within the first week, at two weeks, six weeks, three months and six-eight months. Specifically, the physician will look at and measure:
The presence of continued pain and swelling... -
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How is rehabilitation after an ACL reconstruction typically structured?
"Although different surgeons and therapists will have slightly different protocols, the goal for all forms of post-operative ACL rehabilitation is the same: to return the patient to a normal and complete level of function in as short a time possible... -
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If you have a minor sprain, the ACL recovery timeline can range from two to four weeks. During that time, your doctor will likely recommend:
Using a knee brace to stabilize the knee joint
Using crutches to keep weight off the knee
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