I truly wish I had not had this surgery. Truly wish I had a surgeon who I felt cared as much as I do. Just wish things would get better and maybe I could get a little more luck my way, thx for listening to my rant.
If you only knew how many people have said the same thing! I think everyone goes through a period of regretting having eh surgery but, as time passes, they usually come round to realising it was a good thing to do.
Remember that complete recovery from a nee replacement takes a full year. It' along haul, a marathon not a sprint, so don't expect to feel completely cured yet. You're only a third of the way there, so there's plenty of time for your knee to improve.
With a ROM of 110/0 at 15 weeks, you are doing well. You don't have adhesions and there's plenty of time for further improvement.
There's no need to rush to get ROM, because it can continue to improve for a year, or even much longer, after a knee replacement. There isn't any deadline you have to meet:
Myth busting: the "window of opportunity" in TKR
It's not exercising that gets you your ROM - it's time. Time to recover, time for swelling and pain to settle, and time to heal. Your ROM is there right from the start, and it will gradually increase as your knee heals.
The swelling is normal and it could be with you for some time yet. Your knee is still a work in progress, not the finished article. Where it is now is not where it's going to end up.
It's so easy to think that your knee should be further ahead than it really is, but your knee knows what it's doing. Try to trust it.
Where are you in recovery?? (TKR)