ian muldoon
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Unable to walk any distance, but able to cycle, climb steps, and play table tennis vigourously, I have been diagnosed with having no cartilage left in my knees meaning it is bone on bone when I walk. At 67 years of age I'm contemplating options as to whether I could benefit from knee replacement especially as I miss (bush and other) walking so much. The word on the street is avoid surgery unless it is absolutely necessary - also, knee surgery apparently inhibits one's ability to turn and twist which are are important elements in table tennis. Any advice?