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Grade I (mild sprain) Goals Control pain and swelling Restore knee range of motion (ROM) Begin muscle activation, particularly quads and hamstrings Gradually reintroduce load Typical plan Acute / protection phase (days 13 or until pain allows) Rest (avoid aggravating activities) Ice, compression, elevation Gentle passive / active assisted knee flexion/extension (within tolerance) Quadriceps sets (isometric contraction) Straight leg raises if pain allows Early rehab (week 12) Progress ROM (heel slides, wall slides) Light closed-chain loading (mini squats) Gentle hamstring activation Begin balance / proprioception (e.g
aurantium have been linked to serious clinical adverse events, mostly related to CV issues, including syncope, QT interval prolongation, MI, ischemic stroke, angina, tachycardia, bradycardia, hypotension, vasospasm, ventricular fibrillation, and ischemic colitis (239, 242)
Some patients start with weekly injections for 46 weeks, then transition to every 24 weeks for maintenance
