Hello. I have a thread in recovery but not sure how to find it.
i will be three months from TKR on February 19. I can bend my knee 122 with no help. I can also straighten my leg. My problem is when I walk my knee stays completely straight. Know the left side of the knee is swollen but...
It is really strange for me because after I had thyroid cancer and they removed my thyroid I was hot all the time. Now I have knee replacement and I am cold all the time. Sometimes my left foot feels like ice. Doctor said it was a circulation problem and would go away
Hello, I am currently in my 7 week after surgery. I can bend my knee to 117 and totally straighten my leg. However, when I walk my leg feels really stiff. Also, my feet get really cold even when I have warm socks and a blanket on
Went to kaiser today. My pt said I needed to strengthen the thigh muscle that is why my knee buckles. He said my straightening was 120 and bend 100. To keep icing and elevating. He was very nice.
I am using an ice machine that kiaser gives all their knee replacement patients. Does this make a difference in how much icing I need to do? Should I be doing the entire area or just the part of the knee that is swollen? Thanks.
I ice and elevate 4 or 5 times a day. I am not in any pain. Just the fluid and swelling that bothers me. Oh and my leg moving for no reason when I lay down.
Thank you. I had surgery on my left knee on November 19,2019. I left the hospital 5 hours after surgery. I am not in any pain just a little worried about my knee. Seems like whatever is swollen in the knee moves when I walk. Also, when I lay down the leg moved on it’s own.
I had a total knee replacement done on November 19. I have not been in very much pain. However, my knee is swollen and when I walk either my knee buckles or the fluid/ swelling in the knee seems to move. My PT says I need to straighten then knee more. I am at -4. I ice and elevate through...
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