Knee Replacement

Heavy work can definitely be done after knee replacement surgery provided you have rehabilitate your new knee well.

What we have to understand is when we say heavy work following your knee replacement, we have to avoid high impact activities that puts stress on our knees like jumping and kicking and other activities.

At the same time heavy activities for other parts of the body should not be a problem.

Neither, unless it leads to further complications. The miniscus is the cartilage that cushions the knee joint and without it you may experience pain when there is pressure on the bone because that cushion is gone, but only the long term effects of this pressure could lead to a knee replacement.

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Think you are refering to patella clunk, which is caused by some tissue catching in the intercondylar notch between the implant condyles, in some designs this is larger, so more likely to occur.

Probably so. It is unlikely that the military would accept you after such a procedure.

Umm, no. There would be no relationship between an artificial joint and the removal of a tooth.

Early mobilization of scar tissue is very essential. If thick scars are performed a thorough consultation with your surgeon regarding what to do next is very important.

Hope it helps!

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Hey, you have just been through a MAJOR surgery! You feel a loss for your old knee, even though it has worn out & we are lucky to have replacement surgery available.

Let's face it, this is a life change...the rehab is long & you feel tired after years of pain. Take it a day at a time. The first knee replacement I had, I cried the second night for about a half hour...really over the loss of my real knee. Take care, things do get better & one day you will be so thankful that you were able to have a new knee put in.

Blessings!

It is a very hard to say. I can say it will depends on your losses and how the knee will works after the operation. So you need to take many factors to consideration.

After the final medical report your solicitor will be able to give you the answer.

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First, it depends on how long you are post-op. Ask your surgeon.You may be at higher risk for DVT [ deep vein thrombosis ] . If you are allowed to fly, book thru a travel agent and ask for the seats at the fron of each class with more leg room to keep from having you knee flexed for the whole flight. Also get up every 20-30 min and walk a few steps to keep your circulation going. Your Doc may want you on an aspirin regimen prior to flying. Don't initiate this on your own, especially if you are or were on any blood thinners.

Swelling after knee replacement surgery is common provided it is not abnormal and in excess.

If it is too much then ankle pumping exercises and limb elevation might help.

If swelling has condensed then it can create knee stiffness.

Hope it helps.

You should discuss this with your orthopedic doctor.

They (Styker, not Striker), make several different versions, have a look for Stryker Triathlon for an image.

Ideally you will have a BMI of below 30.

i had both knee replaced about how much should i expect to get for payout

Ask your doctor or surgeon. Only that person can tell you how long before you can drive when you have had any kind of surgery.

It means one of the components is too wide (as seen from the front), it can interfere with your colatoral ligaments and cause pain.

Bacteria tends to cling to metal objects, so the surgeon will put in an antibiotic loaded spacer to supply antibiotics to the joint space, but also to keep the soft tissues in good shape, otherwise they might shrink, making the second operation difficult and giving you a stiff knee

Knee replacement has changed quite a bit in the last ten years. The knee is now less invasively segmented and replaced than it used to. In some cases, no ligaments or tendons have to be severed in the process of replacing the knee itself, which allows for more rapid healing post surgery.

Typically around 95% are still working well after 10years

no it is not safe i tried that the hard way