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I wish you had more support at home but you seem to have done exceptionally well despite that. I still have small achy pain in my knee but really more just weak-feeling. I'm attributing it more to the fact that I stopped taking any pain meds - Tylenol included. I guess my knee is telling me it's time to work on strengthening. Wishing you the best.
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That would definitely cause increased pain. Taking care of yourself and your pets is just like taking PT! As your new knee gets stronger your old knee should get better. My old one showed itself after my tkr and then again after I broke my bones and was non-weight bearing for 6 weeks. Since this was my new knee foot/ankle my old knee was really put to the test and it didn't like it one bit. After my right leg was able to take over some of the work again, the old knee got better. I hope yours does, too.Maybe the constant up and down is aggravating my knee!



