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Torn ligament

My brother is an active man, 35 years old. Exercises regularly. He was kicking a ball one day when he experienced a sharp pain in his knee joint.
Now he finds it difficult to squat. I attach his email and hope to get some advice on treatment.


I had a small accident 2 weeks ago - here are the details.
>
>In playing soccer, I twisted on my knee and had a sharp pain.
>The knee got locked (when I bend it - it's OK but when I try to
>straighten it I feel the pain). I got OK in a couple of days later
>though a week later, I was squatting and as I tried to get up I felt
>the pain again. Since then I have done an XRay (no broken bones) and
an
>MRI (Magnetic Resonance) exam. The diagnosis is I have 'Posterior
>Meniscule tear' (http://www.orthoassociates.com/meniscus.htm). I have
>not seen the degree of tear yet which I will on the 21st. The pain
>usually subsides within a few minutes to hours from when it appears -
>but only happens if I either squat or put my body weight on it for a
>short period.
>
>I have been taking Arnica 6C on and off for the past few days with no
>regularity.
>
 
  anjuverma on 2006-07-23
This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.
depending on the severity of tear---whether or not lasar surgery will be of benefit---but in such case --is to refrain from extreme use--and use of rhus -t as well as calc sooner or later--for now just rhus t.
 
♡ John Stanton last decade

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