Thank you everyone for your responses!! Since the post I contacted the Surgeon an met him at our hospitals ER (The Covid-19 has luckily not hit our county hard at all in California and the emergency room was completely empty) He drew blood and also the fluid. They ran tests on the blood that showed that I have a staff infection.
From the get go this experience never went very smooth... Instant swelling beyond normal after the surgery, not very good range of motion, I had to go back in the hospital and get manipulated because of scar tissue and the swelling never really completely went away. We did take blood samples to confirm any infections but always came back negative. (that's what is the most mind boggling to me).
I'm meeting the two doctors this morning to discuss replacement surgery this week. The doctor did mention that if the strain is not that sever that in Europe they are just putting a permanent replacement with one surgery instead of the normal procedure where they would pull out the original put in a temp, wait 6 weeks for antibiotics to run its path and then put in a permanent replacement. (have any of you folks heard about the Europe Technic???) I'd be curious.....
MAD-FRUSTRATED....but I need to stay positive
Again, thanks for the feedback