I'm really worried and need some advice. Can pregnancy actually happen if it's just fingering on the 8th day of my cycle and there was some precum involved? I'm certain there wasn't any ejaculation or actual penetration, but I can't stop thinking about it. Is there a real risk of getting pregnant this way?

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Conservative management:*

Physical therapy to strengthen surrounding muscles

Pain management (medications, injections)

Bracing or orthotics

Activity modification (avoid heavy twisting or pivoting)

Surgical considerations:

ACL reconstruction

Meniscal repair or replacement

Osteotomy (realignment surgery)

Cartilage restoration procedures

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