Tear of anterior cruciate ligament of knee joint, tear of meniscus body and corner.

1: Surgical treatment is recommended. The medial meniscus and posterior horn of the right knee are torn, which is a non-blood supply area. It should be sutured during the operation. My injury is almost the same as yours, so just tell me. It's all anterior fork injury (tearing degree) and posterior horn tear of meniscus. Otherwise, meniscus pressure and long-term strain will be treated surgically in the future. Changing the meniscus is not worth it.

2. Your surgery should be anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction and meniscus repair. It's a minimally invasive arthroscope. The operation is not big, about two and a half hours, but postoperative rehabilitation is a long-term process, and it takes two months to walk, which is basically the same as a good leg in the first half of the year. I have been operating for almost 8 weeks now, and my recovery is good, but the recovery process is still quite painful, because I started exercising the next day after the operation, but it is worthwhile to recover my legs in the future. I wish you a speedy recovery!

3. Conservative treatment is basically impossible, because the ligament is a one-way blood supply tissue, not a two-way one, so it is impossible to recover on its own, and the ligament tear is not the kind of bone tear that is brushed together, it is ponytail-like and basically loose. The reason why you are advised to have surgery is because the knee joint will be very loose after ligament rupture. A girl next to the hospital, who didn't have surgery at first, is easy to get injured for the second time, which is difficult to treat, so take a look at your own time and treat it quickly!