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Do footballers recover from a knee ligament injury? |
Do they recover if they have already been operated on and it has returned.or is it a permanant thing that would stop someone from playing pro football? Depends on if it is torn or sprained/strained, the severity of it and the care they give it after the initial injury. In the '60's, such an injury meant a career was over. Now they can comeback sometimes the same year. Most likely the athlete will experience a loss of flexibility in the joint however. They can. It depends on the severity of the injury. |
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