This is incredible, I’m currently going through the *exact* same scenario. Having my ACL graft and screw removed next week. So glad I found this video, to say I’m relieved is a big understatement!
@@findthetruth3021 Like Lena, I had arthrofibrosis (excessive scar tissue) that severely restricted my range of motion. I couldn’t bend or extend my knee very much at all. After I had my ACL graft and screw removed and after hundreds of physical therapy sessions, my ROM (range of motion) finally started to improve. To this day I still can’t bend or extend it all the way, but it’s way better than before the graft and screw we’re removed. I often contemplate having another ACL reconstruction, but like Lena, every time they go in for surgery I just get more scar tissue, and would risk losing my range of motion that I worked so hard to get back. It’s very frustrating, I still have a slight limp due to not being able to bend or extend all the way, but overall I’m happy with where I’m at.
@@millennial_falcon2240 let me hive you the best medicine forever. You will find out later on how effective it is. It is black seed oil which can cure you very quickly. Hope you gonna use it asap. Good luck.
Had a complete tear with a partial meniscus tear but was able to live with that a whole year without any issue at all apart from my knee feeling loose... I was even playing soccer but with caution...however, I chose to have the surgery later due to the panic I had after reading stuff online and also my insurance was willing to pay..... it’s been almost 6 months post Op and I’m still not feeling as good as I was when I was without surgery probably because I did poor PT.. I hope and pray it gets better with time
My ACL in my left leg is completely severed and my MCL is stretched and scarred. I've been denied reconstruction surgery due to having Ehler's-Danlos type tendons. I was pretty down about the diagnosis but after watching this video I think I can manage somehow. For background, I'm an active duty Marine, so I have to run a lot and it seemed for the past few months that this injury would be a career ender. I'll see about getting a knee brace made so that I can continue. Thank you for putting up the good fight!
I just tore my acl about a month and a half ago. Along with a slight mcl. I was schedule to have surgury after the mcl naturally healed. But my knee got to feeling 90% normal so I decided against it. I raced my first motocross race last weekend without any affects. Been running and rehabbing it myself. My range of motion isn’t 💯 but it’s close.
I tore my left one when I was 16-17 and never had it repaired. I’m now 38 and very active guy. I do construction lifting heavy stuff. Play softball as I’m a softball coach for the school and race motocross. They do ache at night after being in the same position for hours but nothing that isn’t tolerable.
Fell from my bike... My MRI report shows, ACL appears avulsed from the proximal attachment and is seen at the intercondylar notch area Pls suggest me is this partial tear or complete tear of ACL
Wow this is so crazy to finely hear of somone without a ACL. My son recently got hurt in football about year and half ago he is 13 now but we thought he tore his ACL and come to find out he was born without a ACL in either knee he had a surgery to fix the hurt knee they went in and put a ACL in his knee about 7 months ago so now he had one in one knee and not one in the other knee. Showed him your video and he thought it was so cool to see a bball player can play without ACL that is his favorite sport and we are hoping to get him back on the court soon..
Sorry I know its been ages since u posted, but I was wondering after so many years without an acl, does your knees hurt or get worst? Or is it perfectly fine? I found out I tore mine last year :(
I have had 3 surgery's on acl but this last one they just removed it! I so hope this works cause I have been in so much pain and unable to stand long. Can you tell me how long it takes to recover from acl removal? He also add bone
I had Acl surgery ten years ago and I sprain my knee these years every now and then. Luckily my acl didn't get injured that much but somewhat it's been kinda loose somewhere between grade 1and 2. I was told by the doctor that the risk of having Osteoarthritis will increase if having a grade 2 injury without getting a surgery. I don't know if it's true or not. Does anyone here has the same experience?
It's no big deal, mine is completely reabsorbed, I've not had one for 34 years. I still ski and run at 51 , just get a Donjoy or similar brace for skiing. Footballer's make such a fuss.!! and yes I did mine playing 🏉 rugby 😀.
If you damage your meniscus it becomes a big deal. I am happy you are doing well. God bless you. My daughter is 16 and tore her meniscus (she has no acl) and we got the acl surgery now.
Sorry to hear that. My 17 year old daughter is nine months post op. FYI they say it takes a year to feel normal again after acl reconstruction and these are not things people tell you at first. God bless.
How did you tear both? Without acls though when you reach 60 the worry is you wont havr your muscle tone but unstable knees... has arthritis not set in by not having acls?
Shafiq Haikal did you end up doing the surgery.?? Im wondering whether to do it given the want to return to sport. That and what happens in 40 yrs time without an acl and no muscle tone to hold it together (the knee)
Stretching in the sauna(if you have access to it) before games helps prevent this in my experience. Try to be in a full sweat going into whatever sport you do
I torn my left knee Acl totally along with meniscus five years ago in a soccer game, but I did I went to see a doctor 2 years later. The doctor then told me that there is no need for surgery as my knee has adapted and built some supportive tissue around the knee. I was given permission to practice sport. Since then, I have decided to stop playing soccer, and I moved to just working out. I have been taking extreme caution when moving my knee. Unfortunately, three weeks ago I torn. My other knee Acl and I went to see a doctor and he told me that I should have a surgery on both knees otherwise there is a big risk of developing arthritis especially on my left knee, so I really regret not going under surgery 3 years ago.
plenty of people tear their ACL's and never have surgery to repair it. Your body eventually heals itself but you wont be able to play sports or be very active without it and if you can like this girl your a freak of nature lol
If you go without an ACL, our knee will be loose, your meniscus will tear, and you will end up with osteoarthritis, and a partial or total knee replacement.
This is incredible, I’m currently going through the *exact* same scenario. Having my ACL graft and screw removed next week. So glad I found this video, to say I’m relieved is a big understatement!
Really? Why? Any updates?
@@findthetruth3021 Like Lena, I had arthrofibrosis (excessive scar tissue) that severely restricted my range of motion. I couldn’t bend or extend my knee very much at all. After I had my ACL graft and screw removed and after hundreds of physical therapy sessions, my ROM (range of motion) finally started to improve. To this day I still can’t bend or extend it all the way, but it’s way better than before the graft and screw we’re removed. I often contemplate having another ACL reconstruction, but like Lena, every time they go in for surgery I just get more scar tissue, and would risk losing my range of motion that I worked so hard to get back. It’s very frustrating, I still have a slight limp due to not being able to bend or extend all the way, but overall I’m happy with where I’m at.
@@millennial_falcon2240 let me hive you the best medicine forever. You will find out later on how effective it is. It is black seed oil which can cure you very quickly. Hope you gonna use it asap. Good luck.
Had a complete tear with a partial meniscus tear but was able to live with that a whole year without any issue at all apart from my knee feeling loose... I was even playing soccer but with caution...however, I chose to have the surgery later due to the panic I had after reading stuff online and also my insurance was willing to pay..... it’s been almost 6 months post Op and I’m still not feeling as good as I was when I was without surgery probably because I did poor PT.. I hope and pray it gets better with time
PT is alll required after op
How do you feel now?
Now what's your situation? Are you back to normal
Thanks 4 posting this
I got not acl in my left, keep it up girl. Science can’t explain human will. God Bless
My ACL in my left leg is completely severed and my MCL is stretched and scarred. I've been denied reconstruction surgery due to having Ehler's-Danlos type tendons. I was pretty down about the diagnosis but after watching this video I think I can manage somehow. For background, I'm an active duty Marine, so I have to run a lot and it seemed for the past few months that this injury would be a career ender. I'll see about getting a knee brace made so that I can continue. Thank you for putting up the good fight!
How it's going?
How's going now?
I just tore my acl about a month and a half ago. Along with a slight mcl. I was schedule to have surgury after the mcl naturally healed. But my knee got to feeling 90% normal so I decided against it. I raced my first motocross race last weekend without any affects. Been running and rehabbing it myself. My range of motion isn’t 💯 but it’s close.
I tore my left one when I was 16-17 and never had it repaired. I’m now 38 and very active guy. I do construction lifting heavy stuff. Play softball as I’m a softball coach for the school and race motocross. They do ache at night after being in the same position for hours but nothing that isn’t tolerable.
@@dekancaine how's going on now?
Fell from my bike...
My MRI report shows,
ACL appears avulsed from the proximal attachment and is seen at the intercondylar notch area
Pls suggest me is this partial tear or complete tear of ACL
Wow this is so crazy to finely hear of somone without a ACL. My son recently got hurt in football about year and half ago he is 13 now but we thought he tore his ACL and come to find out he was born without a ACL in either knee he had a surgery to fix the hurt knee they went in and put a ACL in his knee about 7 months ago so now he had one in one knee and not one in the other knee. Showed him your video and he thought it was so cool to see a bball player can play without ACL that is his favorite sport and we are hoping to get him back on the court soon..
How's now, is he confident
Sorry I know its been ages since u posted, but I was wondering after so many years without an acl, does your knees hurt or get worst? Or is it perfectly fine?
I found out I tore mine last year :(
How is it now? I broke mine too.
Tore my complete ACL a tear and a half ago, returned to my football team and now I’m without an acl wich is very doable
What about cartilage?
Love her
Will it not effect her future. Like long term
I have had 3 surgery's on acl but this last one they just removed it! I so hope this works cause I have been in so much pain and unable to stand long. Can you tell me how long it takes to recover from acl removal? He also add bone
Pam Poole did removing the acl work for you those years ago.
Fully torn my acl. Play elite rugby in australia. Where's my documentary?
Hi also have my acl fully tear can i have some of your opinion please
Without surgery you play rugby????.. But how?????
Anwar Quadri how is your acl bro??
aun shah how is your acl bro?
@@vicky9649 bhai pehle bta how is ur Acl bro...I have also torn my Acl...and it fcks me...
hi, i had grade 2 tear of acl one year back, everything is normal but i couldn't run or jump. please advise me.
Cyrus Josh it may be harmful to you because its broken your meniscus dear
Ur knee has been fucked up
I had Acl surgery ten years ago and I sprain my knee these years every now and then. Luckily my acl didn't get injured that much but somewhat it's been kinda loose somewhere between grade 1and 2. I was told by the doctor that the risk of having Osteoarthritis will increase if having a grade 2 injury without getting a surgery. I don't know if it's true or not. Does anyone here has the same experience?
Now how's going,
It's no big deal, mine is completely reabsorbed, I've not had one for 34 years. I still ski and run at 51 , just get a Donjoy or similar brace for skiing. Footballer's make such a fuss.!! and yes I did mine playing 🏉 rugby 😀.
If you damage your meniscus it becomes a big deal. I am happy you are doing well. God bless you. My daughter is 16 and tore her meniscus (she has no acl) and we got the acl surgery now.
Sorry to hear that. My 17 year old daughter is nine months post op. FYI they say it takes a year to feel normal again after acl reconstruction and these are not things people tell you at first. God bless.
I will look at it thanks so much. I love how helpful most people have been. God bless
did you have arthritis
this comment was a while ago but i have a question- does it hurt when you ski? i also tore my meniscus+acl 2 years and hoping to ski this season
After 15 year, what about your cartilage, safe or not , arthritis?
My meniscus injury great 2 what i do place tell me.
The fuck is great. did you mean grade broo???
I had a complete tear in April only got it drained and no surgery i still walk across though
mine is a high grade tear ACL, what do you suggest should I do physiotherapy or a surgery?
I don't have an ACL in my left or right knee since 18 and I am now 44 ...
do you play sports? I torn mine in 2011 but iam concerned about it in the future
How did you tear both? Without acls though when you reach 60 the worry is you wont havr your muscle tone but unstable knees... has arthritis not set in by not having acls?
Shafiq Haikal did you end up doing the surgery.?? Im wondering whether to do it given the want to return to sport. That and what happens in 40 yrs time without an acl and no muscle tone to hold it together (the knee)
Do u play sports
How's your arthritis now 12 years later?
Stretching in the sauna(if you have access to it) before games helps prevent this in my experience. Try to be in a full sweat going into whatever sport you do
I torn my left knee Acl totally along with meniscus five years ago in a soccer game, but I did I went to see a doctor 2 years later. The doctor then told me that there is no need for surgery as my knee has adapted and built some supportive tissue around the knee. I was given permission to practice sport. Since then, I have decided to stop playing soccer, and I moved to just working out. I have been taking extreme caution when moving my knee. Unfortunately, three weeks ago I torn. My other knee Acl and I went to see a doctor and he told me that I should have a surgery on both knees otherwise there is a big risk of developing arthritis especially on my left knee, so I really regret not going under surgery 3 years ago.
Was your ACL totally torn? And how many days did you walk after the injury?
That’s false
@@Caribe78 What's false ?
The surgery in itself, increases the risk of developing osteoarthritis :/
@Draw Shot is just torn or rupture???
I torn my acl 5 months ago, I really want to know which kind of knee pad she wear
how is your knee now bro??
How is ur knee now bro...? Plz tell us we want to know
How's your knee? Let me know
it 2 years now without acl on my left knee
do you snowboard?
and you have never had any surgeries?
does it hurt?
plenty of people tear their ACL's and never have surgery to repair it. Your body eventually heals itself but you wont be able to play sports or be very active without it and if you can like this girl your a freak of nature lol
Farhan Tajuddin any problem r u feeling in knee
what's it like I torn mine and am debating surgery or just leaving it be
If you go without an ACL, our knee will be loose, your meniscus will tear, and you will end up with osteoarthritis, and a partial or total knee replacement.
You are wrong. Some cases yes. But it's not black and white.
Statistically he is right. You are right that it is not always the case. Still it is risky to not get that fixed.
chris biker not necessary eveb ppl with normal acl gets arthritis so there is no proven fact here!!
@@alishaschupp4609 Correct
@@coryza91 Also correct
I did tore my ACL and I did suegery
How's now
Smoke weed in vape pens!
No way she could be at same level as before.