What is an ACL injury?

An ACL injury is a tear of the ligament in the center of your knee that affects the stability of your knee. Often, it occurs landing from a jump or turning quickly to change direction. It usually requires surgery to make a new ligament, and it involves months of physical therapy. Return to sports and exercise rates are good, but it often takes six to nine months or more. Even with surgery, you are still at a much higher risk of arthritis in the future.

This post is meant for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice.

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[melodydawn]

I tore my ligaments when I was a senior in high school, graduated in a brace I had to wear for 2 years, 20 years later knee still bad, avoiding knee replacement at all costs. Bone on bone, now that I'm skinny it hurts even more, maybe I should be chubby again. I'm joking, but what a trip when chubby less pain, being skinny now, more pain.

[SachinChoudhary-bfph]

Is bpc 157 is work for ACL and LCL injury??