Have it checked for infection .
A clicking knee could be a symptom of arthritis, which is a infection of your own body. If there is no pain, then u should feel aright, if there is a pain then you should go to the doctor.
If you cannot put weight on your knee, feel sick, or have a fever or if your knee is red and hot, you should also consider going to the ER to be evaluated by a doctor. You could have a broken bone or an infection.
No
I think the answer is it does not affect the implants as such but it affects the fixation of the implants to the bone which results in loosening of implants.
Blood build up behind a knee cap seven months after surgery could mean that there is damage to the blood vessels. It could also mean there is an infection present.
Yes, but expect to get a horrific infection that will probably cost you your leg. The "water" on the knee is an accumulation of fluid in and around the knee joint and is a bit deeper than you think and not always drainable. Also, since you are not a doctor, your diagnosis of "water on the knee" could be incorrect. A doctor would know best.
No he died of an infection in his knee
Your immune system.
Sounds like an infection, get that checked out by an orthopedic MD
You should not have a fever after a knee replacement. fever can indicate infection so I suggest you consult your doctor.
Simple answer... no. Different mechanism required. Bacterial infection yes, Rhino virus no.