ACL Tear Surgery
An Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) tear is a common injury in sports such as football, basketball, or skiing. Since the ACL plays a crucial role in stabilizing the knee joint, a tear does not heal on its own and often requires timely medical intervention to restore mobility.
Best Orthopedic Doctor for ACL Surgery
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I believe in treating every patient as an individual, taking time to understand their concerns, and working together to find the best treatment plan.
Available at: T.R.U.E. Hospitals, Gurgaon
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Treatment Options for ACL Tear Injury
Surgical Treatment Options :
Non-Surgical Treatment Options

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FAQ About ACL Tear Repair
How do I know if I need surgery for an ACL tear?
Surgery is usually recommended for those with a complete tear, instability during movement, or for athletes wanting to return to sports. Your orthopedic doctor will guide you based on your activity level and injury severity.
How long does ACL surgery take?
The surgery generally takes 1 to 2 hours, depending on the complexity and whether additional repairs are needed.
Is ACL surgery done under general anesthesia?
Yes, ACL reconstruction is typically performed under general or spinal anesthesia to ensure the patient doesn’t feel pain during the procedure.
How long is the recovery after ACL reconstruction?
Full recovery may take 6 to 9 months. Athletes may require longer rehabilitation before returning to sports.
Can i walk after ACL surgery?
Most patients begin walking with crutches or support within a few days, and weight-bearing increases as healing progresses, guided by your doctor or therapist.
