Swelling is a normal part of recovery after a total knee replacement surgery. It is a common complication that occurs between 3 to 6 months post surgery. Swelling will gradually reduce by following methods
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There is no right or wrong age for total knee replacement surgery. If you find it difficult to carry on with your daily activities such as walking, standing, running, or climbing stairs due to knee pain and stiffness, then you may be Read more
Knee stiffness is a common complication following a total knee replacement surgery. This is due to the swelling present after the surgery. This usually lasts for 2 weeks to 3 months which is considered normal.
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Total knee arthroplasty (TKA) is also known as Total knee replacement (TKA) surgery. It is a common orthopedic procedure that involves replacing the damaged, worn-out articular surfaces of the knee joint. These are replaced with artificial parts known as implants or prostheses. Read more
Pain around your knees while sitting after a TKR surgery is expected until you fully recover as it requires to bend your knee. Recovery after a total knee replacement surgery can take several months (6 months to an year for complete recovery). Read more
Most of the people who have had total knee replacement surgery have reported positive results several years later. Their stories, in most cases, are inspiring. About 90% individuals who have undergone knee replacement experience improved mobility and better quality of life. It Read more
Over 90 percent of implanted total knee replacements will set off airport metal detectors. You will be given a "Joint Replacement ID Card" by your orthopedic surgeon, which is proof of your knee replacement surgery. Before the screening begins, you can inform Read more
The approximate mean knee replacement weight limit of the new knee (plus the cement used) is 509 grams (1.12 pounds) for men and 345.5 grams (0.76 pounds) for women. The weight of an individual knee implant may vary depending on the specific Read more
Pain may last up to 6 to 12 weeks following a total knee replacement surgery. This is considered normal since the new knee is getting accustomed to your daily activities like walking, standing, climbing stairs, getting up from a chair, going to Read more
Yes, getting an MRI (Magnetic resonance imaging) scan of the knee after a total knee replacement surgery is safe and possible. However, getting an MRI scan can cause anxiety in some people. The machine may be noisy and confined, which is not Read more
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Why does my knee still swell after long walks one year after a total knee replacement?
Swelling is a normal part of recovery after a total knee replacement surgery. It is a common complication that occurs between 3 to 6 months post surgery. Swelling will gradually reduce by following methods