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TKR 4 months and struggling
New update: 5 full months More PAIN front of knee below kneecap and Painful to put weight on knee and back to needing walker. This is not a fun journey- Jimmycanuck
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- Forum: Knee Surgery Recovery Area
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TKR 4 months and struggling
Update: it’s now been 4 months and 3 weeks 2 days since TKR. It’s amazing what results one can get when using a good physio therapist and a second opinion surgeon that fully explains and demonstrates new prosthetic and answered all my questions, even the dumb ones. After a few really deep leg...- Jimmycanuck
- Post #15
- Forum: Knee Surgery Recovery Area
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TKR 4 months and struggling
Update. Today is March 5 . TKR Oct 26 2022. Tomorrow I see a second surgeon for (I lost count) The pain today is same if not worse than 3 months ago. Knee knocks like crazy and pain back of knee up the thigh and down to ankle as well as front of knee and down shin to ankle and lots of swelling...- Jimmycanuck
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- Forum: Knee Surgery Recovery Area
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TKR 4 months and struggling
Thank you. I hope it does. I went for a slowwwww 20 minute walk this aft and It still feels same as a month ago. Hopefully the knocking goes away as its very distracting.- Jimmycanuck
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- Forum: Knee Surgery Recovery Area
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TKR 4 months and struggling
Thank you , this is really good info . I didn’t know I would still have much healing to do after 4.5 months.- Jimmycanuck
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- Forum: Knee Surgery Recovery Area
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TKR 4 months and struggling
I’m using my hiking walking sticks for balance and slow walks for 30/40 minutes for last seven days and still have clunking sensation. PT says I have excellent range of motion but most pain is at location where Fibia meets the knee and have snapping sensation and pain is about 7.5 out of 10 when...- Jimmycanuck
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- Forum: Knee Surgery Recovery Area
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TKR 4 months and struggling
I’m 70 and I had my right knee done Oct 26 and I am still having pain issues. It’s still feels tight which is to be expected but still painful where fibia bone meets the knee and snaps when bending as well as painful to lift leg up to my butt when stretching at back of the knee. The surgeon says...- Jimmycanuck
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