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Why does torn knee cartilage take so long to heal?
Question says it all. Why do knee cartilage recovery times take so long?
3 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
are you in physical therapy? Your PT should be able to explain to you
- 1 decade ago
I know the exact answer to that. Torn knee cartilage takes so long to heal because it has to grow back after you've started an effective treatment, to help heal it. I've had torn knee cartilage in the past and it has to grow back, and heal itself. That's not an over-night process. It takes some time. It's been two years and the cartilage in my knee is still growing back to when I tore it.
Source(s): Hope it heals faster than mine is! - ?Lv 45 years ago
it unquestionably relies upon on the quantity of harm and the quantity of relax you supply your knee to heel,to start up paintings and stroll approximately earlier its correct healed will go away you having difficulty with it interior the destiny,take the docs advice in this one.he's conscious ultimate.
