Sounds like you are doing well.
I used a stick outside for several months. It was mainly for confidence. I had my surgery in October and I was worried about uneven pavements covered with slippery leaves, then later by ice.
The damage to the infrapatellar branch of the saphenous nerve and its relationship persistent pain is interesting. I really don't notice my numb patch on a day to day level now. However, I tried the Tinel test mentioned in the case report above. If I tap with my fingernails on the area of the...
Neuroma of the Infrapatellar branch of the saphenous nerve following Total knee Arthroplasty: a case report - PMC https://share.google/00yS8CZh7NMMD66Vp
Another possibility for the neuropathic type pain you describe when put on trousers is a neuroma of the saphenous nerve.
Damage to the...
Patellar Instability Following Total Knee Arthroplasty: A Review of Etiology, Diagnosis, and Management Strategies - PMC https://share.google/2gwYqAH5Tt1rK219S
I thought this might be relevant- although it is after TKR not PKR
Here's hoping. Presumably a tracking problem could explain the joint feeling "off" all these years. And if it was gradually worsening it could also affect your balance.
I think joint alignment is very hard to measure in straight pictures and even apparently minor abnormalities can be significant.
I am so sorry. I hope you can get some answers that help.
Hoffa Pad Impingement Syndrome - StatPearls - NCBI Bookshelf https://share.google/xAMtEmB3k8XDk4x2I
I found this interesting article on Hoffa's fat pad impingement which might be useful to read before your consultation.
It seems there is...
Or maybe go back to the original sources.
I often use AI for my initial trawl of the internet- but check back to the source material. I have then quoted that in medical consultations. Like a recent cardiology consultation for my husband, I queried something and referenced some new European...
I am so sorry to hear about your horse. I do hope you are right that he is improving. Please don't let it delay your surgery. Your husband is right- you should plough on and get it done. Thinking of you and wishing you all the best.
I agree with others that if you don't have pain or swelling and the knee never ' gives way' then it is almost certainly fine. Is it just a clicking sensation or does it actually feel in any way unstable? If you really aren't happy with these sensations I would check with your surgeon that the...
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