ACL tears are often associated with significant swelling, and the swelling can last for a few weeks. The intense pain at the time of injury is typically replaced by a deep aching sensation as the swelling persists. There may be an increase in pain and episodes of instability when attempting to walk. The instability or giving way episodes may be more noticeable when attempting to pivot or change directions while walking.
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