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Wang Fei
Orthopedics
About me
Deputy Chief Physician of Orthopedics at the China Rehabilitation Research Center, Boai Hospital of Beijing, graduated from the Clinical Medicine Department of Capital Medical University with a Master's degree and a Doctorate in Rehabilitation Therapy and Physical Therapy. Engaged in clinical orthopedic work for over 20 years. Served as a clinical teacher for over 10 years in Rehabilitation Therapy and Prosthetics and Orthotics Surgery at Capital Medical University, and as a basic teacher of Hip Joint Kinesiology for 6 years, accumulating rich clinical teaching experience. In 2008, served as the medical officer for the Chinese sports delegation at the Beijing Summer Paralympic Games. In 2017, served as the chief medical officer for the European Para Table Tennis Championships. In 2018, served as the chief medical officer for the European Para Alpine Skiing Championships.
Proficient in diseases
Trauma orthopedics, hip and knee joint replacement, and bone and joint rehabilitation.
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How long will it take for a ligament sprain and soft tissue injury to fully heal?
Ligament strains or soft tissue injuries are common in everyday life, and they also typically require grading. Some minor ligament strains or soft tissue injuries generally heal after about three weeks of rest and immobilization. If a ligament strain or soft tissue injury is very severe, such as when the ligament has reached the level of tearing, or if there is significant bleeding, edema, and swelling at the time of the injury, this indicates a very serious soft tissue injury. In such cases, the duration of immobilization might be much longer, possibly around six weeks. The recovery time for such soft tissue injuries or ligament strains can also be very lengthy, sometimes extending up to three months or even six months.