Tavon Austin may play!
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Tavon and Bailey up and runnin? WHOO!!! I know it's not official, but I'm loving it. Hill and Bailey have some comrodery.
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Knee bruise? MCL tear? I heard contradicting reports during the game as well, what a strange situation..
Either way, if Tavon is actually going to play or not, it's a good idea to let the Cowboys think he might to give them something else they have to gameplan for.
Either way, if Tavon is actually going to play or not, it's a good idea to let the Cowboys think he might to give them something else they have to gameplan for.
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Harkey came back in the next series after that cheapshot from Doucheon. Tough dude, I thought his knee got blown out.
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I don't think anyone said MCL tear. They thought it might be bruised.
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I thought I heard someone say tear earlier, but it might have been sprain.
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They said sprain not tear, which means you need to know the degree of the sprain. Minor sprains are fine within a day or two.
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Could be. All I know about are grade 2 sprains, personally. Doctor told me I had one and said it was a partial tear.
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nah its like over stretching a rubber band. can weaken it a bit and still really fuckin hurts I can tell you
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I didn't say it was a medical term. It was a diagnosis.
http://www.rushortho.com/answer_md.cfm?quid=59
Treatment Options:
In most cases, a torn MCL will not require surgery. MCL injuries are graded 1, 2 and 3.
Grade 1 tears are considered mild sprains. Treatment consists of icing, physical therapy and anti-inflammatory medications. Most patients can get back to pre-injury level of activity without difficulty.
Grade 2 tears are moderate to partial tears of the MCL. A brace is usually recommended to provide stability to the knee. You may or may not require crutches. The remainder of treatment is the same as a Grade 1 injury. Recovery may take four to six weeks.
Grade 3 tears are considered complete tears of the MCL. A consultation with an orthopaedic physician is usually recommended. If the injury is isolated to an MCL tear, patients may need to use crutches for a week or two. A brace would be used to provide stability to the knee during the healing process. The remainder of the treatment plan would be the same as Grade 1 or 2. Generally speaking, the recovery time may take two to four months of treatment.