Hi.....
I had total knee replacement on my right knee in October od
2003. Surgery
went well, I did all the rehab ordered but to this day I have stiffness
on the top and
on the right side of the knee.
Anyone else have difficulties like this?? Is it worth
getting a second
opinion or does it come with have the TKR??
I'm fairly active, walk 30 minutes or more several times a
week and ride a stationary
bike several times a week. looking forward to your
responses.....
thanks Gary
Nanny - 12 Sep 2006 01:36 GMT
Gary, I still have some pain and stiffness, a little numbness in my right
knee, after getting a total knee replacement 5 years ago. My doctor is of
the opinion that wherever there is a joint involved, there will be some
pain; also, in my case most of the pain, we feel, is due to the Fibromyalgia
in my muscles. But, I can walk well and I still feel it was a success. I
don't plan another surgery in that knee unless the surgeon indicates there
is a need. I know we like to think that replacement joints should "fix"
everything, pain included, but I don't think that's a realistic result, at
least not in my case. Nanny
> Hi.....
> I had total knee replacement on my right knee in October od
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> responses.....
> thanks Gary
debbie m - 13 Sep 2006 23:32 GMT
Hi Gary,
I haven't had a knee replacement but I've recently had surgery on my
thumb. In no way is this the same, but I am having similar problems.
I can not bend my first joint (the one surgery was on) and there is
pain and stiffness in that area. I've got to go back next month to see
the doc. I am concerned about this, I don't believe it is going to get
much better. I wonder if there is surgery on a joint that this is a
side effect to be expected or just in some casese?
debbie m.
> Hi.....
> I had total knee replacement on my right knee in October od
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> responses.....
> thanks Gary