thanks. I have had the lymphatic message and it helps but this is an everyday event. I will let everyone know what came of the tests starting next week. But I guess the answer could be....this is normal.
I hope someone here can help identify my issue. This started years ago after my first surgeries and still persists today. My surgeries are as follows:
ACL reconstruction/microfracture- August 2015
Partial menisectomy- October 2016
Osteochondral allograft- October 2017
TKR- January 2019
I...
Before my knee issues, I was a regular runner, at least 2-3 times a week 3 or 4 miles at a time. I recently read an article in Outside Magazine about a guy who got a TKR from a surgeon in Texas and he has run thousands of miles post TKR. His gait was a bit abnormal when I watched his videos...
One of my surgeons who is also a friend of mine said he sees most of his colleagues doing revisions of partials because the opposite side of the knee typically becomes inflamed and/or arthritic due to the enzymes released.
I had the same experience after I tore my ACL. Osteoarthritis on the medial side, but the arthritis took over and affected the lateral side. My diagnosis was synovitis, as well, but that seems to be a general diagnosis for knee inflammation. I had a cartilage transplant to try to stop the...
I will share the last almost 4 years of my wisdom of knee surgeons: I have been to most in the country, Brian Cole at Rush did my cartilage transplant. I saw Dr. LaPrade Steadman Clinic in Vail for a second opinion. Had surgery at the Stone Clinic in SF. Visited many other good surgeons in...
I'm in the same situation. I am scheduled for a TKR in January. I'm 44 and never thought I would be getting a total knee at this age, but from what I hear it is becoming much more common. How is everything going for you now?
Add me to the list! Right TKR January 22 at the Campbell Clinic in Memphis. I am looking forward to getting back into shape...before my knee problems I was very active in running and a number of sports. I tried every biologic option before making this decision. I had microfracture, cartilage...
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