LCL Tear Miramar
LCL Tear Miramar
Feeling pain or instability on the outer side of your knee, especially after a twist, sudden movement, or impact? You could be dealing with an LCL (lateral collateral ligament) tear—an injury that affects one of the key stabilizing ligaments of your knee. At Theracave in Miramar, we provide personalized physical therapy for LCL tears, designed to reduce pain, restore strength, and help you regain full knee stability without rushing the recovery process.
The LCL supports the outer part of the knee and helps control side-to-side motion. When injured—typically from sports collisions or awkward landings—it can lead to swelling, weakness, and limited movement. At Theracave, we start with a detailed evaluation to assess the extent of your injury, then build a custom rehab plan focused on mobility, balance, and strengthening exercises. Our goal is to help you return to daily life or athletic activity with confidence, comfort, and a stable, well-functioning knee.
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Q&A
What is an LCL tear?
An LCL tear is an injury to the lateral collateral ligament, which runs along the outer part of the knee. It helps stabilize the knee, especially during side-to-side movement. Tearing this ligament results in pain, swelling, and instability.
Does an LCL tear always require surgery?
Not necessarily. Many mild to moderate LCL injuries can heal with physical therapy, bracing, and rest. Severe or complete tears—especially if combined with other injuries—may require surgical repair.
How long does it take to recover from an LCL tear?
Recovery can take anywhere from 4–12 weeks for non-surgical cases. Post-surgical rehab may extend to 4–6 months, depending on the injury’s complexity and your activity level. Physical therapy plays a major role in every phase of healing.
Can I return to sports after an LCL tear?
Yes. With proper treatment and rehabilitation, most people can return to sports and high-level activities. Physical therapy ensures you regain full strength, balance, and knee control before returning to play.
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Reach out to us via our online form or call to schedule an initial assessment.
Based on your unique needs, we develop a tailored therapy program.
Our professionals guide you through each session, focusing on effective rehabilitation.
