Does an MCL Tear Need Surgery? Here’s the Real Answer
@chiarthritis Many people worry that an MCL tear automatically means surgery. In reality, many MCL injuries can be treated non-surgically. Dr. Siddharth Tambar explains when surgery may be needed and when conservative care may be enough. MCLinjury KneePain...
MCL Sprain vs Tear: Grade 1, Grade 2, and Grade 3 Explained
@chiarthritis MCL injuries are commonly graded as Grade 1, Grade 2, or Grade 3. In this video, Dr. Siddharth Tambar explains how MCL injuries happen and what the different grades mean for pain, instability, and recovery. MCLinjury KneePain SportsInjury LigamentInjury...
What Is the MCL? The Knee Ligament Active Adults Should Understand
@chiarthritis The medial collateral ligament, or MCL, is one of the key stabilizing ligaments of the knee. It helps prevent the knee from collapsing inward and plays a major role in knee stability. In this short video, Dr. Siddharth Tambar explains what the MCL does...
Treating Shoulder Calcific Tendinitis
@chiarthritis Shoulder pain that won’t go away? 🤕 Calcific tendonitis, rotator cuff injury, and shoulder instability may all be connected. Regenerative treatments like PRP and barbotage can help improve pain, stability, and function without surgery. 💉🏋️♀️...