5 Common Football Injuries
As is the case with knee injuries, stop all physical activity immediately after the injury. It’s also important to see a doctor as soon as possible to find out what further course of action to take. Meniscus tears are often treated with surgery. If surgery is necessary, speak to your doctor about your options for the procedure and rehabilitation.
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