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I tripped on a curb almost 7 weeks ago and got a full ACL tear. The orthopedic doctor I’m going to advised against surgery. As a boomer, I’m super fit for my age having been involved in weightlifting for the past 18 years , I’m choosing the natural healing option, got the hinge brace you suggested in another video and working to strengthen my leg with exercises. Doctor said I could always choose surgery in the future if I feel I need it, but he also warned me about potential risks. I don’t have the slightest evidence of arthritis, he told me surgery could lead to arthritis down the road. I’m taking the non-surgical approach. What specific exercises could you recommend? Going to PT right now isn’t an option since I’m between jobs and insurance is so costly.
On cold and cloudy days am having more pain in my knees after my post acl and miniscus surgery what must be the reason.. Listening to you is so encouraging. Thank you for your updates Sis.
Hi Vesna, You're welcome! 🧡We really appreciate your kind words-they mean a lot to us. We're glad to hear you found the information helpful. 🎉 If you're interested, we have an ACL Help Playlist that might be useful for you. You can check it out here: “ACL Knee Pain Injury Help” [ACL Knee Pain Injury Help Playlist](ua-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mY5egV7qX8PHh-kEeL6y1wP.html) We recommend starting with one or two exercises at a time, using a small range of motion and low intensity. As you gain strength, you can gradually increase both. It's best to perform these exercises regularly throughout the day. Aim to work your muscles without losing control or form. Remember, consistency is key. If you feel pain, it's best to stop; soreness is normal, but pain is not. We also have a new ACL Program coming out soon, which could be helpful for ACL issues. Thank you again for your encouragement. Wishing you all the best-please take care! 🧡
@@epmanualphysicaltherapy Dear Dr. David, thank you so much for the kind words and also for inviting me to the ACL Knee Pain Injury Help Playlist 🙏🙏🙏💫❤️❤️❤️
I have a cruciate ligament. I had an MRI and it showed that it was completely torn. I had it done again and it became almost complete. All the orthopedists tell me that I must have surgery. But the physical therapists have another opinion. That there is healing and I must complete the rehabilitation, but the orthopedists do not agree with its ability to heal, which made me confused. I have been injured for a year and a half.. I do not know what to do. As I am continuing with rehabilitation without surgery, I fear that all my efforts have been in vain and I must have surgery and rehabilitation, which makes me feel very frustrated.
@@P84torres I feel that my knee is stable and I have been running and turning and it has not failed me, but I feel that it is somewhat unbalanced while running.
@P84torres There is a difference some doctors say surgery and completely torn and another doctor said the cut is not severe and that the books of a complete cut and there may be more relaxation of the right foot than the left, And physiotherapy with a colon continues to strengthen it's a really long story. My head has been teeming with it 😢😢
I was hit by a Mercedes walking across the street. My ACL, MCL, etc. was badly torn. My shoulder was broken. My bicep was torn. I am glad I had the surgery. So much depends on the individual circumstances.
Hi Doc, some Orthos are telling me to hv a total knee replacement but some doc friends are saying not to do? I had a meniscus op in 1988 but my acl tear was not repaired. I then had imbalance of my knee n gave up all field games. Lately am feeling pain when walking too long. Whats your opinion in doing a tkr? Should i?
I had an Meniscus Garde III tear and ACL tear, but i have no symptoms like Swelling and too much pain.... I'm able to walk around but i stopped all activities like sports..... Can I go for the surgery now or else should I wait some more time.....
Somewhat similar story for me…Got Injured playing football 2 years ago… initially couldn’t walk for 2 months, then followed up with Physio and they advised me to do exercises but I couldn’t achieve complete straightening of knee or bend it even after all these years. However, gradually Ive attained strength in my knees and carry out my regular activities but have to stay away from football in fear of getting re injured. During these past two years, my knee used to give me discomfort every now and then but it wasn’t very great deal of pain. However, I was always afraid of getting osteoarthritis as I never got to know full depth of my injury and I was carrying out regular activities which could put more stress on the injured connective tissues. Yesterday, Ive took an MRI which I wanted to do for long time, it was shown that I have complete tear in the ACL with buckling of PCL, while the posterior horn of medial meniscus got damaged while I was still walking with the injured leg. The doctor told me that I have to get full reconstruction surgery and mentioned how essential it is for me even though I am perfectly alright at the moment. He told me that I will save myself a great deal of pain in future when I will get old as I wont be physically in great and thats when all the serious injuries will start to bother us. He also mentioned the risk involved in the surgery which is 10% but reassured with any other major surgery. And yet here I am watching this video desperately to get it fixed without surgery😭.
@@hakai4350 I tore my ACL 3 months ago. I have been wondering the same things as you. I came to the conclusion that the ACL does heal but very slowly, so slow that it tears quicker. Ive made plan to slow down the tearing and quicken the growing of new cells. This is the plan. 1. Knee brace 2. Supplements and nutrients collagen, bone broth, glucosamine, chondroitin, anioxidants like drinking tea from marry gold and rose hips, hemp seed and bee pollen for additional amino acids and vitmains, vitamine K, 3. fasting 18 hours and cold shocks in shower for increased production of human growth hormone, 4. comfrey root poultice every night and 5. PEMF pulsed electromagnetic field therapy, simulates regeneration. This is from research talking to chat gpt AI.
I tore my ACL 3 months ago. I have been wondering the same things as you. I came to the conclusion that the ACL does heal but very slowly, so slow that it tears quicker. Ive made plan to slow down the tearing and quicken the growing of new cells. This is the plan. 1. Knee brace 2. Supplements and nutrients collagen, bone broth, glucosamine, chondroitin, anioxidants like drinking tea from marry gold and rose hips, hemp seed and bee pollen for additional amino acids and vitmains, vitamine K, 3. fasting 18 hours and cold shocks in shower for increased production of human growth hormone, 4. comfrey root poultice every night and 5. PEMF pulsed electromagnetic field therapy, simulates regeneration. This is from research talking to chat gpt AI.
Hey Mobile, if your knee feels good and you have full range of motion, it is a very good sign that surgery is not needed. If you happen to have ACL pain issues we have a playlist that maybe beneficial for you. You can access it here: “ACL Knee Pain Injury Help” ua-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mY5egV7qX8PHh-kEeL6y1wP.html Start with one or two exercises, beginning with the smallest range of motion and the lowest intensity. As you feel stronger, you can gradually increase both the range of motion and intensity. It’s best to do these exercises every day throughout the day. Aim to tire out the muscle without losing form or control. Consistency is key. Always avoid working through pain; soreness and mild discomfort are normal, but pain is not. We hope you found this information helpful. We wish you all the best in your road to recovery! 🙌
Hi Catherine, It stands for Anterior cruciate ligament. It is one of the key ligaments in your knee. It helps keep your knee stable and allows you to move it properly. Think of it like a strong band that connects your thigh bone to your shin bone, helping to control the movement of your knee joint. If you injure your ACL, it can make your knee feel unstable or give out, especially during activities like running or jumping.
@@umairakhan5310 I couldn't. I had a 2 yr old. No family. I learned to walk w/out putting My leg all th way back. If I did, it would just dangle, & I couldn't step down. I was chasing him, once, about 12 yrs later, & forgot - my god!!
@umairakhan5310 it took a decade, not going out. I ran for decades. I took aloe vera to take down the swelling, then. Its been stable for 20 yrs. I can put my leg straight, at least lying down. I think th Van hitting My thigh, on My bike, messed it up. ACL brace helps to realign th injury.
Hey @pranavdhiman146, without a proper evaluation and knowing the severity of your specific issue we would not be able to give you a definitive answer. We can provide you with som general information that can help you heal naturally and hopefully get you back to sporting activities. We would recommend to start with obtaining a knee brace with hinges if you haven't already gotten one. This is one that we recommend: "9 Benefits of Using a Knee Brace to Naturally Heal an ACL Tear" ua-cam.com/video/cCN3mZbLav4/v-deo.html 🛒 Here's the knee brace from Amazon: amzn.to/3SK2ST5 As well as implementing some of the exercises from the our playlist: “Can A Torn ACL Heal Without Knee Surgery” ua-cam.com/video/crDExrFhy6M/v-deo.html “ACL Knee Pain Injury Help” ua-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mY5egV7qX8PHh-kEeL6y1wP.html Start with one or two exercises, beginning with the smallest range of motion and the lowest intensity. As you feel stronger, you can gradually increase both the range of motion and intensity. It’s best to do these exercises every day throughout the day. Aim to tire out the muscle without losing form or control. Consistency is key. Always avoid working through pain; soreness and mild discomfort are normal, but pain is not. We hope this helps! Please keep us posted on your progress 🙌🏽
@@epmanualphysicaltherapy I am able to heavy exercises sprinting on stairs all of that I fear to play a pivot sport I have very stable knee can I go back to sporting activities naturally?
Does this apply to dogs? Vets push so hard for surgery and it looks a very intrusive procedure that requires months to recover from and it is very financially expensive for owners.
Hey Orlando, unfortunately, we can’t say for certain if this applies to pups. We do agree with you that the procedure seems both invasive and potentially painful, not to mention costly 😔
I have a cruciate ligament. I had an MRI and it showed that it was completely torn. I had it done again and it became almost complete. All the orthopedists tell me that I must have surgery. But the physical therapists have another opinion. That there is healing and I must complete the rehabilitation, but the orthopedists do not agree with its ability to heal, which made me confused. I have been injured for a year and a half.. I do not know what to do. As I am continuing with rehabilitation without surgery, I fear that all my efforts have been in vain and I must have surgery and rehabilitation, which makes me feel very frustrated.
Looking for even MORE tips and expert advice directly from me on how you can naturally heal your ACL tear without surgery?
Make sure to join our ACL Tear Help Email List!
▶ Join now: www.epmanualphysicaltherapy.com/acl-tear-help-interest/
I tripped on a curb almost 7 weeks ago and got a full ACL tear. The orthopedic doctor I’m going to advised against surgery. As a boomer, I’m super fit for my age having been involved in weightlifting for the past 18 years , I’m choosing the natural healing option, got the hinge brace you suggested in another video and working to strengthen my leg with exercises. Doctor said I could always choose surgery in the future if I feel I need it, but he also warned me about potential risks. I don’t have the slightest evidence of arthritis, he told me surgery could lead to arthritis down the road. I’m taking the non-surgical approach. What specific exercises could you recommend? Going to PT right now isn’t an option since I’m between jobs and insurance is so costly.
On cold and cloudy days am having more pain in my knees after my post acl and miniscus surgery what must be the reason.. Listening to you is so encouraging. Thank you for your updates Sis.
Such a great soul ❤love u sir from India ❤
Dear Dr. David, God bless you 🙏🙏🙏 for these very useful tips. You are a true angel who takes care of us. Thank you from all my heart 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
Hi Vesna, You're welcome! 🧡We really appreciate your kind words-they mean a lot to us. We're glad to hear you found the information helpful. 🎉
If you're interested, we have an ACL Help Playlist that might be useful for you. You can check it out here:
“ACL Knee Pain Injury Help”
[ACL Knee Pain Injury Help Playlist](ua-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mY5egV7qX8PHh-kEeL6y1wP.html)
We recommend starting with one or two exercises at a time, using a small range of motion and low intensity. As you gain strength, you can gradually increase both. It's best to perform these exercises regularly throughout the day. Aim to work your muscles without losing control or form. Remember, consistency is key. If you feel pain, it's best to stop; soreness is normal, but pain is not.
We also have a new ACL Program coming out soon, which could be helpful for ACL issues.
Thank you again for your encouragement. Wishing you all the best-please take care! 🧡
@@epmanualphysicaltherapy Dear Dr. David, thank you so much for the kind words and also for inviting me to the ACL Knee Pain Injury Help Playlist 🙏🙏🙏💫❤️❤️❤️
I have a cruciate ligament. I had an MRI and it showed that it was completely torn. I had it done again and it became almost complete.
All the orthopedists tell me that I must have surgery.
But the physical therapists have another opinion.
That there is healing and I must complete the rehabilitation, but the orthopedists do not agree with its ability to heal, which made me confused.
I have been injured for a year and a half..
I do not know what to do.
As I am continuing with rehabilitation without surgery, I fear that all my efforts have been in vain and I must have surgery and rehabilitation, which makes me feel very frustrated.
During this time did you practise some sports? You have instability on your knee?
@@P84torres I feel that my knee is stable and I have been running and turning and it has not failed me, but I feel that it is somewhat unbalanced while running.
@@Hdrb_16 Year an a half in fact is too much 😭 Doctors did the physical test in your knee and they the ACL are fully torn?
@P84torres
There is a difference some doctors say surgery and completely torn and another doctor said the cut is not severe and that the books of a complete cut and there may be more relaxation of the right foot than the left,
And physiotherapy with a colon continues to strengthen it's a really long story. My head has been teeming with it 😢😢
@@Hdrb_16 Frustrating situation... And very mental, as we become afraid.
I was hit by a Mercedes walking across the street. My ACL, MCL, etc. was badly torn. My shoulder was broken. My bicep was torn. I am glad I had the surgery. So much depends on the individual circumstances.
Hii sir I have a ACL tear completely but I have to join army in January there is any chances to without surgery to recover
Hi Doc, some Orthos are telling me to hv a total knee replacement but some doc friends are saying not to do? I had a meniscus op in 1988 but my acl tear was not repaired. I then had imbalance of my knee n gave up all field games. Lately am feeling pain when walking too long.
Whats your opinion in doing a tkr? Should i?
I had an Meniscus Garde III tear and ACL tear, but i have no symptoms like Swelling and too much pain.... I'm able to walk around but i stopped all activities like sports..... Can I go for the surgery now or else should I wait some more time.....
How is your knee doing ?
Somewhat similar story for me…Got Injured playing football 2 years ago… initially couldn’t walk for 2 months, then followed up with Physio and they advised me to do exercises but I couldn’t achieve complete straightening of knee or bend it even after all these years. However, gradually Ive attained strength in my knees and carry out my regular activities but have to stay away from football in fear of getting re injured. During these past two years, my knee used to give me discomfort every now and then but it wasn’t very great deal of pain. However, I was always afraid of getting osteoarthritis as I never got to know full depth of my injury and I was carrying out regular activities which could put more stress on the injured connective tissues.
Yesterday, Ive took an MRI which I wanted to do for long time, it was shown that I have complete tear in the ACL with buckling of PCL, while the posterior horn of medial meniscus got damaged while I was still walking with the injured leg. The doctor told me that I have to get full reconstruction surgery and mentioned how essential it is for me even though I am perfectly alright at the moment. He told me that I will save myself a great deal of pain in future when I will get old as I wont be physically in great and thats when all the serious injuries will start to bother us. He also mentioned the risk involved in the surgery which is 10% but reassured with any other major surgery. And yet here I am watching this video desperately to get it fixed without surgery😭.
@@hakai4350 I tore my ACL 3 months ago. I have been wondering the same things as you. I came to the conclusion that the ACL does heal but very slowly, so slow that it tears quicker. Ive made plan to slow down the tearing and quicken the growing of new cells. This is the plan. 1. Knee brace 2. Supplements and nutrients collagen, bone broth, glucosamine, chondroitin, anioxidants like drinking tea from marry gold and rose hips, hemp seed and bee pollen for additional amino acids and vitmains, vitamine K, 3. fasting 18 hours and cold shocks in shower for increased production of human growth hormone, 4. comfrey root poultice every night and 5. PEMF pulsed electromagnetic field therapy, simulates regeneration. This is from research talking to chat gpt AI.
I tore my ACL 3 months ago. I have been wondering the same things as you. I came to the conclusion that the ACL does heal but very slowly, so slow that it tears quicker. Ive made plan to slow down the tearing and quicken the growing of new cells. This is the plan. 1. Knee brace 2. Supplements and nutrients collagen, bone broth, glucosamine, chondroitin, anioxidants like drinking tea from marry gold and rose hips, hemp seed and bee pollen for additional amino acids and vitmains, vitamine K, 3. fasting 18 hours and cold shocks in shower for increased production of human growth hormone, 4. comfrey root poultice every night and 5. PEMF pulsed electromagnetic field therapy, simulates regeneration. This is from research talking to chat gpt AI.
Hey doctor told me I tore my acl I should get surgery but my knee feels good and I can cut and do everything thing
Hey Mobile, if your knee feels good and you have full range of motion, it is a very good sign that surgery is not needed. If you happen to have ACL pain issues we have a playlist that maybe beneficial for you. You can access it here:
“ACL Knee Pain Injury Help”
ua-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mY5egV7qX8PHh-kEeL6y1wP.html
Start with one or two exercises, beginning with the smallest range of motion and the lowest intensity. As you feel stronger, you can gradually increase both the range of motion and intensity. It’s best to do these exercises every day throughout the day. Aim to tire out the muscle without losing form or control. Consistency is key. Always avoid working through pain; soreness and mild discomfort are normal, but pain is not.
We hope you found this information helpful. We wish you all the best in your road to recovery! 🙌
How’s your knee doing ?
What does ACL stand for ?
Hi Catherine, It stands for Anterior cruciate ligament. It is one of the key ligaments in your knee. It helps keep your knee stable and allows you to move it properly. Think of it like a strong band that connects your thigh bone to your shin bone, helping to control the movement of your knee joint. If you injure your ACL, it can make your knee feel unstable or give out, especially during activities like running or jumping.
@@epmanualphysicaltherapy thank you
I had a complete tear of the ACL . I believe a partial tear you are right but not a complete tear.
Mine ws pretty much gone. DR didn't know how I could walk, and that it Wouldn't go away. No Surgery. 1994.
@@NativWorld you didnt got the surgery for your complete acl tear?
@@umairakhan5310 I couldn't. I had a 2 yr old. No family. I learned to walk w/out putting My leg all th way back. If I did, it would just dangle, & I couldn't step down. I was chasing him, once, about 12 yrs later, & forgot - my god!!
@@NativWorld so, is your knee stable now?
@umairakhan5310 it took a decade, not going out. I ran for decades. I took aloe vera to take down the swelling, then. Its been stable for 20 yrs. I can put my leg straight, at least lying down. I think th Van hitting My thigh, on My bike, messed it up. ACL brace helps to realign th injury.
Can I get back to sporting activities naturally
Hey @pranavdhiman146, without a proper evaluation and knowing the severity of your specific issue we would not be able to give you a definitive answer. We can provide you with som general information that can help you heal naturally and hopefully get you back to sporting activities.
We would recommend to start with obtaining a knee brace with hinges if you haven't already gotten one. This is one that we recommend:
"9 Benefits of Using a Knee Brace to Naturally Heal an ACL Tear"
ua-cam.com/video/cCN3mZbLav4/v-deo.html
🛒 Here's the knee brace from Amazon:
amzn.to/3SK2ST5
As well as implementing some of the exercises from the our playlist:
“Can A Torn ACL Heal Without Knee Surgery”
ua-cam.com/video/crDExrFhy6M/v-deo.html
“ACL Knee Pain Injury Help”
ua-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mY5egV7qX8PHh-kEeL6y1wP.html
Start with one or two exercises, beginning with the smallest range of motion and the lowest intensity. As you feel stronger, you can gradually increase both the range of motion and intensity. It’s best to do these exercises every day throughout the day. Aim to tire out the muscle without losing form or control. Consistency is key. Always avoid working through pain; soreness and mild discomfort are normal, but pain is not.
We hope this helps! Please keep us posted on your progress 🙌🏽
@@epmanualphysicaltherapy I am able to heavy exercises sprinting on stairs all of that I fear to play a pivot sport I have very stable knee can I go back to sporting activities naturally?
Does this apply to dogs? Vets push so hard for surgery and it looks a very intrusive procedure that requires months to recover from and it is very financially expensive for owners.
Hey Orlando, unfortunately, we can’t say for certain if this applies to pups. We do agree with you that the procedure seems both invasive and potentially painful, not to mention costly 😔
I have a cruciate ligament. I had an MRI and it showed that it was completely torn. I had it done again and it became almost complete.
All the orthopedists tell me that I must have surgery.
But the physical therapists have another opinion.
That there is healing and I must complete the rehabilitation, but the orthopedists do not agree with its ability to heal, which made me confused.
I have been injured for a year and a half..
I do not know what to do.
As I am continuing with rehabilitation without surgery, I fear that all my efforts have been in vain and I must have surgery and rehabilitation, which makes me feel very frustrated.