Me too😭😩🤣🤣I wanted to see how bad it really is Because it gon be suck without him for the rest of the season😩😩

Mee too

Me too😢

Right on queue.

Me waiting on a acl surgery next month

so ligaments can't grow or adjusted?

@@hgjnvgh4291yes but it’s gonna limit ur activity’s

the quadriceps is the strongest one?

@@cautarepvp2079I tore my acl during basket practice at school, I got surgery back in December my doctor used my quadricep tendon to make my new acl now it’s April and I’m already back to jogging and playing basketball not 100% but I’m back out there. They say the patella tendon is the go to but my doctor recommended I do the quad graft.

@@Pablo.Escobar.33where did you get that done

😂😂😂

lol

funkytown starts playing

Bro, it’s just a prank, relax

Trust me very weak, when you hurt your knees you are never the same, after surgery you lose a lot of mobility and strength in mma this injury is very common

​@@animatronix5676fuck then im doomed if i wanna compete

The pattellar will regenerate but it will never be the same. The acl also will not be as strong. There is approximetelly 20-30% chance you will tear acl again anyway, thats why lot of people stop doing sports after this injury.

@@animatronix5676and in football ⚽️ can end careers

​@@strapymenacing4985ronaldo 😢

Did you have the operation?

العملية ليست خطيرة بذلك الشكل. ​@@hamidatra3182

Yes same ques I have​@@hamidatra3182

I promise we won’t

Why please explain.. I have completed acl tear​@@alexm3792

Had mine 2 weeks ago and man it sucks

Ruined my cousins career as premier league player. Just made it onto the first team for Chelsea and BAM ACL tear. Out for a year. Then comes back and tears both hamstrings on different occasions. Out again during when he gets put into the squad. Then gets released 😢

ACL really brutal 😢

We wish you well on your healing journey

Bro how did it happen??

Bud is you good now?

Its been a year, how are you doing bro?

Did you have surgery?

​@@edwrdjp3332I had the operation

I come of my bike and they said it could be a acl tear I coildent walk on it at all for 2 days or move or a lot lost all of motion but I’m 6 days in now can walk on it with a limp still have my crutch as doctor said don’t bear full wait for long so just building up but I got a specialist appointment in 2 weeks so I shall see then only thing is don’t get paid sick pay 😔

Thank you! Cheers!

It’s scary but you got it bro! I tore mine playing football in the XFL and will say the first few weeks are tough but with a good rehab routine and physical therapy you will heal fine!

@@ACE8x_ thank you so much man fr your kind words are helping me out🙏🏼

You got this

I'm also about to get this done in 3 days.. I'm too scared of this

@@shridhyanbalakrishnnan2433 omg how did it go ? im about to get mine done in 2 days so hopefully everything goes well for me i hope it went well for you

Literally here because of this, Neymar is finshed imo

Yea

@@pistolpete4656fr

quad/hamstring.

How's is it a higher chance to re tear ot again?

Was it an acl tear or no

@@alexm3792 no

@@alexm3792 but I ruptured my achilles

I believe there is a possibility that it heals itself. Ive got the same challenge.

​@@EarthOfAlexBlood doesn't flow into the ACL, If You've a full tear you're done

You can live without it. Go to a good Physical Therapist. Tell them your circumstance. They’ll give you a better understanding of what you are capable of

Come to canada !!

​​@@EarthOfAlexit's dangerous to leave it untreated. Your other ligaments will compensate for the lack of ACL but you'll just put stress elsewhere

Reconstruction has a 90- 95% success rate with similar rates between patellar and hamstring grafts

Surgical treatment is usually recommended for combined injuries (ACL tears that occur along with other injuries in the knee). However, deciding against surgery is reasonable for certain patients. Nonsurgical management of isolated ACL tears is likely to be successful or may be recommended in patients: With partial tears and no instability symptoms With complete tears who don't experience symptoms of knee instability during low-demand sports and are willing to give up high-demand sports Who do light manual work or live sedentary (inactive) lifestyles There is increasing evidence that children with ACL tears are at high risk for future damage to the meniscus or cartilage with nonsurgical management.

@@healthdecide Thank you so much for replying 💖

@@BrownBuddy-rc1be You're welcome! We wish you all the best in healing.

Thank you!

Omg me too. He is my ultimate bias and I’m looking up everything I need to know about the acl tear. So sad this happened to him. And on his birthday week too 😢

​@@inukimarasinghe8106at first I thought it was just an ordinary injury because I didn't know about ACL but after reading the comments from many people say it would take a long time to heal, so I was curious and found out about ACL hope to greet our leader soon

Same 😢

​@@inukimarasinghe8106He's my ultimate bias too. I am really sad 😔

@@ayunizuzun9872 yeahhhh seems like he won’t be able to dance for this whole yr 🥲

When an ACL is ruptured, it requires a ligament graft to be reconstructed. There are different options for where that may be taken from. This shows a patellar graft - other options include hamstring, or donor grafts from a cadaver.

Yes, it is possible. However a delay of more than six months increases the risk of further damage and degeneration of the involved knee.

don't worry about it! I tore my acl by just running. Honestly no one knows, but why worry about it when you haven't torn yours yet! Just keep exercising and keep your legs strong to prevent the chance but don't worry about it!

Probably 98% it won’t happen by just chilling. Unless you sit in some fucked up positions lol

It usually happens if your knees have to support more weight than usual like landing after a jump or running

me

Are you ok now?

Conservative return to sport is usually advised after 9 months of healing. Some accelerated approaches aim for six months but several factors must be considered including: objective examination data, a return-to-sport or functional testing battery, biological tissue healing, psychological readiness, demands of the sport, and patient-specific factors such as concomitant injuries and comorbidities.

You're not wrong.

wym? the injury or the surgery? the injury hurts, but you will not feel anything the day after if tou take the right preventions, wear a band, put ice in the zone to prevent swelling, move the knee the less you can if tou talk about the surgery, i found the anesthesia the more painful thing lol

@@pep.monacowhat about the anasthesia was painful, I am currently waiting for my surgery

@@skrip2143samw wishing you the best of luck

@@pep.monacomy guy the surgery hurts as well just had it 2 weeks ago be honest with people

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@@styrex192so sad for him

Its common in football, they recover very fast

They have access to world class medical care they will recover soon

No that’s why you get surgery

@@user-iy9ve8zq8k IDK, sometimes surgery adds a lot of trauma and just makes things worse. I would rest and support the knee with a brace and let things heal.

a fully torn acl cannot repair itself or reconnect itself. if it was not a complete tear, maybe. but yes, some people decide to not go with an acl reconstruction surgery and do intensive physical therapy (again, this won’t heal the acl, but will ensure your muscles are strong enough to support your knee despite the lack of an acl) - i am sure pros and cons with both options and depends on your lifestyle what you will go with

It doesn't heal itself. Your other ligaments will compensate for the lack of ACL but you'll just be putting stress elsewhere, and it can cause other long term damages.

@@nonav.968 I found this video and there are more videos that claim yes the ACL can heal without surgery. The bigger the tear the longer it takes. Looks like say athletes who are wanting a quick fix will opt for surgery because who know how long healing takes. Otherwise I agree -- a knee injury can affect the rest of the muscles in the body. I injured some ligament in my knee and could not bear any weight for 3 days. Two weeks later am back to walking 2 miles almost every day - The knee still hurts but not more so after walking. Yep, all my other muscles are sore.