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Just had acl reconstruction 5 months ago...does anyone kno of an excellent brace to protect my knee?? |
im a very active guy so i need a great brace that i can wear while playin sports...i need one that i can comfortably run around in and jump and play as hard as before i tore my acl...do u know of a specific brace that i should get? thanks for your help in advance...its greatly appreciated I have some great onces but I can't remember the name :( They have two straps on them and a ridge on the side to keep my patella stabilized (I had MCL reconstruction on both knees due to frequent disolocations). Both my braces are non-neoprene, because I have a neoprene/latex allergy so you really have to see specically what types work better for you. if your doc didnt make one or recommend one for you try the ace braces that are in the stores with the whole in the middle of the knee cap |
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ouch.....ACL is one of the worst things to injure ...My Best friend tore her acl and she had to get surgery and then she was on crutches for a couple months but now it has been like 7 months later and she is almost perfect she can't bend her kne... with a torn ACL, you are still able to walk. although it's better to stay off of it of course. ...I had ACL reconstruction almost 2 years ago using an allograft and I have had no problems. My doctor told me that it will be just as strong as it was before as long as I keep exercising and keep i... This is a very personal decision and you should definetely involve your surgeon. It is true that many people can live without their ACL relatively painfree...especially if they are rather sedent... 2 to 5 times aweek and doing exercises on ur own for however many times ur knee dr and PT tells u to do them, for about 6 months and then continue ur home exercises for the next 6 or so months. Cr... Many times a patellar dislocation is caused by a rotational or twisting injury. This is the same mechanics of injury that is common for an injury to the ACL. A tear of the ACL would not result in... It is normal for it to pop some as the acl is adjusting. However it should not hurt. Having been through 9 left knee ops and 6 right knee ops, my best suggestion is to contact the doctor asap. ... |
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