Typical symptoms of a medial collateral ligament injury include: Pain on the inside of the knee Localised swelling at the site of the tear A feeling of instability or buckling Difficulty fully bending or straightening the knee We grade injuries by severity and by how loose the knee is on examination: a grade 1 injury has no laxity, a grade 2 is a partial tear with some laxity, and a grade 3 is a complete tear with significant laxity
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