MCL INJURY TREATMENT | MCL INJURY EXERCISES | WHAT IS MCL SPRAIN AND IT'S TREATMENT IN HINDI

Hello viewers, welcome to my channel. I am Dr. Abhijeet and in today's video, we will talk about MCL i.e. Medial Collateral Ligament Injury. This injury can be in the form of sprain or tear. So, the MCL is in the inner part of our knee. The upper part of this is attached to the femur bone and the lower part is attached to the tibia bone. The MCL stabilizes our knee from inner side. In addition to this, along with ACL, PCL and LCL, it improves the overall stability of the knee. So, MCL injury is commonly seen in sports like football, basketball and tennis. In addition to this, MCL injury can also occur in the common population. So, the injury of MCL is mostly seen in the form of stretch or sprain and the complete tear is seen less. Let's talk about the injury mechanism of Medial Collateral Ligament. So, when the knee is bent and at the same time, force is applied to the inside of the knee, which we call Valgus Stress Force. Due to this, the Medial Collateral Ligament is stretched and sprain occurs which injures the MCL. Let's talk about the grades of injury. So, the injury of MCL has three grades. Grade 1 is Mild Injury, Grade 2 is Moderate Injury and Grade 3 is Complete Tear. So, viewers, let's understand in detail about the symptoms Grade 1. So, viewers, in Grade 1injury, when you touch the inner part of the knee, you feel pain. There is no swelling and at the same time, the knee remains stable because there is no laxity in the ligament it is a mild injury. Similarly, in Grade 2 injury , when you touch the inner part of the knee, you feel pain. There is swelling and when we perform Valgus Stress Test on it, i.e. when we apply the force on the inner part of the knee, then the laxity is less than 5 mm. So, viewers, now let's talk about Grade 3 injury The Grade 3 MCL injury occurs mostly along with with the Anterior Cruciate Ligament. There is swelling and knee doesn't fully straighten and when the knee opens from the inside, then the outer meniscus, i.e. the lateral meniscus gets compressed and lateral meniscus also gets injured. So, viewers, these were the three grades of MCL injury. After this, we will move ahead in the video and see how we have to treat the injury of Medial Collateral Ligament. Before that, if you have not subscribed to my channel yet, then subscribe to the channel and do not forget to press the bell icon so that you get the notification of the upcoming videos. In this exercise, bend your knee and straighten it. Your heel will remain in contact with the floor. You can do this exercise for 10-15 repetitions. To reduce friction, you can place a polythene under the heel By doing this, your movement will be easier. To increase the movement, you can also bend the knee with a resistance band or towel. While bending the knee, you can also pull the resistance band or towel back wiht the hands. This will help in increasing the range of motion of the knee. For this exercise, sit on a chair and place your foot in front on the seat or bench like this. You can do this exercise while watching TV or using mobile phone This exercise will help you straighten your knee. In this position, you can keep your knee as long as you are comfortable For this exercise, bend one of your knees like this and pull the toes of the other leg backwards. Now keep your knee straight and lift your leg up like this. Hold the leg in this position for about 5-10 seconds and slowly bring your leg down. Perform 1-2 sets of 10 repetitions in the morning and evening. To perform this exercise, bend both your knees and place a towel roll in the middle. Now press the towel for about 3-5 seconds while applying force from both the knees towards the inside. This exercise will increase the strength of the adductor muscles. Perform 1-2 sets of 10-15 repetitions For hip adduction, lie down in the side-lying position and place the upper leg like this. Now keep the lower leg straight and lift it up from the floor. Perform 2-3 sets of 10-15 repetitions In the beginning, you can do the exercise without weight. Then you can increase the resistance by using the weight cuff For this exercise, bend both the knees keep hands at the side Now lift your back off the floor Hold the position for 5-10 seconds then come down slowly When you are able to perform this easily Then you can progress this exercise by doing the single leg bridge You can perform 2-3 sets of 10-15 repetitions. For this exercise, lie in the side-lying position Now lift the upper leg up as shown Do not tilt your back forward or backward keep upper and lower body alligned This exercise strengthens the gluteus medius You can perform 1-2 sets of 10-15 repetitions. To perform this exercise, you can place a chair or bench at the back Place both your legs shoulder-width apart. Place both your hands in front and slowly sit on the bench. Then get up while maintaining good balance Exhale while coming up and inhale while coming down. You can perform 2-3 sets of 8-12 repetitions. In this exercise, stand at the corner of platform or stairs with both your legs. Keep your hands on the wall to maintain the balance. Now lift the heels up You can hold the position for 1 to 2 seconds. This helps strengthen the calf muscles Perform 1 to 2 sets of 8 to 12 repetitions of this exercise

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