quick question:
A friend is due some knee surgery on his Cruciate Ligament in a couple
of weeks time.
Should he be doing any exercises on the knee prior to the op and if so
which ones?
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Andy
spodosaurus - 28 Jan 2005 17:08 GMT
> quick question:
> A friend is due some knee surgery on his Cruciate Ligament in a couple
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> Andy
That depends on the exact nature of his injury, and this is what the
doctor will know about and instruct him. Anything we suggest here would
be nothing more potentially disastrous speculation. The answer is: ask
him to ask his surgeon.
Cheers,
Ari

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Jo Firey - 28 Jan 2005 17:36 GMT
> quick question:
> A friend is due some knee surgery on his Cruciate Ligament in a couple
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> Andy
Since it sounds like he has a damaged ligament, I doubt it.
Jo
Caroline Marold - 28 Jan 2005 22:35 GMT
That is a question which his doctor should answer. He
would be the one who knows what strengthening exercises
would not harm the knee any further pre surgery.
Duckie
> quick question:
> A friend is due some knee surgery on his Cruciate Ligament in a couple
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> --
> Andy

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me2@dn14.net - 29 Jan 2005 10:25 GMT
>quick question:
>A friend is due some knee surgery on his Cruciate Ligament in a couple
>of weeks time.
>Should he be doing any exercises on the knee prior to the op and if so
>which ones?
I'm sorry forgot to mention, I did say to him, whatever replies I got
here, he ws to ask his surgeon about it before proceeding.
Thanks for the replies.
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Andy