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Well heres my questions, I have ruptured my ACL, a Meniscus, partially torn the other Meniscus, aprained my MCL and have Joint diffusion, I am schedualed for surgery (Army picks up the tab.. nice) mid december. How long is the recovery period on average, to include rehab time, and what is the chance of my knee being 100% for contact sports? Thanks for the Help

Well heres my questions, I have ruptured my ACL, a Meniscus, partially torn the other Meniscus, sprained my MCL and have Joint diffusion, I am schedualed for surgery (Army picks up the tab.. nice) mid december. How long is the recovery period on average, to include rehab time, and what is the chance of my knee being 100% for contact sports? Thanks for the Help

ouch.....ACL is one of the worst things to injure

Normally 6-9 months depending on rehab. I take it the plan is to let the MCL heal before surgery to reconstruct the ACL and trim/repair the menisci. Usually the torn cartilage is simply trimmed out. If they can repair a meniscus it is better for the long term of your knee, but rehab will take a little longer. However, most meniscus tears can not be fixed.

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