I’m 6 weeks and my ROM is 120. PT is ending since I can do everything at home. I can walk through Costco, walk a mile on an indoor track (to hot in Arizona to step outside) and went back to water aerobics.
I’m doing well. My bend is 115. I went to Costco today and that was a bit much but otherwise I’m doing good. I have been off pain killers since day 4, only one small bruise and that’s gone.
I was able to schedule tkr the same day as my initial appointment. They asked when I wanted it and gave me their availability. It was 6 weeks out. My initial appointment was April 9th and my surgery was May 20th.
I had tkr on my left knee on May 20, 2024. It’s only been a week and I’m walking around upstairs with any aid. No walker or cane. They’re available if I need it though. I’ve gone downstairs a few times. Went to therapy last Friday. My doctor prescribed a passive recumbent bike that I use 5 times...
I had my surgery on Monday morning. Was home by noon that same day. Yesterday the nerve block wore off and I had some major pain. Ice and pain meds help. It is so hard to get up and go to the bathroom. My knee is swollen, and very stiff. I did do some stairs yesterday. I hurt. I don’t remember...
I had my right knee done in 2017 and it was fine and my left will be done May 20th. My nerves are kicking in. I alternate between crying, not sleeping really well, and not really hungry. How can I make these last 9 days go well?
While I was waiting for my consultation on my second knee this woman and her husband came in and she is ranting and raving about how awful Mako robotic is. She didn’t understand why he wanted robotic surgery. How she’s seen all these errors and mistakes etc. Not something one wants to hear in a...
I am having tkr on May 20th but in the meantime my knee is hurting at night. Sometimes achy, sometimes little stabbing pains. What can I do to help me sleep?
You seem to be in Arizona as am I. I am having my left knee done May 20 by Dr. Brandon Gough. He is a pioneer in robotic surgery. He’s in Scottsdale so that can be a long drive unless you’re in the area. It‘s about a 40 minute drive for me and he is worth it. He did my first knee using robotics...
From what my doctor said, in one year you will most likely be in the same place regardless of which type of surgery you have. The difference is with robotics you will feel better sooner have faster results which will be encouraging in the long run. It’s just a matter of how much better you want...
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