I've had ACL and meniscus surgery back in August, and then in December, I slipped and fell. My knee's not swollen, but it bent all the way back, which hurt for a couple of days. It's been a few weeks now, and I'm back at the gym. I'm pretty sure it's not my ACL, but I'm worried about the meniscus. There are minor pains, nothing too severe, but I don't have health insurance. I can jog and jump, but there's something a bit off in my knee. How can I tell if I might have torn my meniscus?

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Dr Ibrahim Salah

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Common Signs of a Meniscus Tear are pain, swelling, catching and difficulty Fully Straightening the leg if you have anuy of these symptomss please consult your doctor

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