Thank you for looking at this Josephine. That's what I thought. I've had slight problems with it ever since surgery. A hamstring muscle is constantly tight but I don't usually notice it much. It has sometimes caused pes anserine bursitis and other painful sensations. Went to PT and probably...
Hi Josephine--never mind about the numbness--you all have answered that one. :) What do you think about the pic of my knees? Sorry I couldn't get a better one onto this site from iPhotos.
Ha ha--two people separated by a common language. "Toilet" does sound too ...um...graphic to American ears. :)
I'm going to post a late-night video because my husband's gone to bed already! If this doesn't work well, I'll get him to take a better picture later. Thank you *so* much for your...
Hi guys-- thank you for your thoughts and comments. Yep--the numbness in the leg gets better if I readjust; I was just wondering if the unsteadiness had anything to do with the knee replacement, but I don't think it does. I talked to my husband, who still has his God-given knees, and he...
Hi--it's been almost 3 years since my simultaneous bilateral knee replacement--I can't believe it! I'm almost used to the newer stride--I'm now knock-kneed, so my brain isn't quite used to it after 60 years of walking the other way. No real complaints--I walk the dog a half mile several times...
Hi--wanted to let you all know--I did go to my PA (a different one this time) and he diagnosed Pes ansering bursitis, as well as Baker's cyst. I decided to go for a few weeks of physical therapy to be sure I get the correct exercises for this. Thank you Josephine for looking into this....I...
Haha-yes UGA is overweight and out of shape. Doesn't look like a healthy bulldog to me!
Do you mean what was I doing immediately after surgery? I iced and elevated and took pain meds-hydrocodone the week I was in rehab, mostly, and oxycodone at home-especially before PT. I did all the...
That's what I think too, Gazelle. Were yours straight immediately after surgery or did it take awhile? I really want to get this fixed without making the surgeon feel defensive.
Josephine--apologies--I don't know why I have so much trouble orienting myself with your very clear chart. The pain when I press is where you outlined in blue--C&D in the front and side, really D in the back--it feels like the tendon/ligament is inflamed. I don't know if it's one or two...
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