I wish my Doctor were as good as this ad was. I learned from this ad more than I ever learned from my doctor, even though, I saw him over a month before and after the surgery. Thank you
I had arthroschopy surjry partlal menusuctomy both knees together 5 months ago i feel better but some time feel pain can i use stairs now without support my age is 42 years
I had arthroscopic surgery on my knee 2 weeks ago. The whole experience left me angry. Between the surgeon not speaking to me afterwards, and his rude receptionist, I won't go back to see him. I'm walking well, do have pain at the end of the day, but I'm doing these exercises.
Mine was a meniscus repair ...so 6 weeks no weight bearing ...was on a walker ...just yesterday got walking ...v v smooth transition ...on my legs ..feeli. great❤
@@joyvinodkumar2588 yes... But all passive ..that is ..sitting or lying down ...exercises were given by my surgeon ... From the 3rd week I added 1kg weight on each leg and continued the same excecises ..by week 6 became weight bearing ...
This is very helpful. I had abrasion chondroplasty patellofemoral joint surgery done a week ago. After removing the dressing and bandage yesterday, my knee looks so swollen and still is very tender. I was never given any exercises to do but I was encouraged to get on my feet every now and then to promote blood circulation. My follow up appointment is next week, Tuesday. I will mention to him these exercises. They look like they will help a lot. By the way, what is the recovery time after such surgery?
I had double tear with fold back. Surgery done. 9 weeks later. Slightly improved but still pain. Then learned about knee decompression. Big improvement in the last week.
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My surgeon said that it's best to get moving ASAP so I went for a walk with my walker within a couple of hours of the operation. The surgeon met me in the hallway and told me that he was surprised to see me walking
I'm 2 days post-op. I have swelling & stiffness, but, have been getting up walking, icing & exercising. Not as much pain as I thought it would be, maybe because it was so painful before.
How are you now I had a knee scope and a meniscus tear. I had my surgery 4/12/24 and they said start trying to move my knee 2 days after surgery which I’ve been doing. I had my first physical therapy session 4/17/24 and I wasn’t to bad just now I have to do these things at home. But I wanted to ask someone how they felt about the swelling how long until it went down
@@jaleesaedwarda9173 Hi! So glad you contacted me. I did not have massive swelling and was able to bend my knee early on. The 1st 2 days I thought I had it made, not much pain! Was I ever wrong. I think it was the anesthesia the DR injected in my knee after the surgery. But it begin to hurt a lot later. I did begin to do exercises in about 2 days. I went to PT 14 days later Believe it or not, I hurt my other knee, and will go to the Ortho next wk. I was in denial for awhile. My knee still hurts from the surgery. Did you get a Baker's cyst or a bone contusion? I did.
Knee arthroscopy (meniscus shave, chrondroplasty, and lateral release) last week… While I could walk the day of (with stiffness and mild pain/discomfort) I used crutches with *some weight bearing the first two days. By the third day, I was walking with minimal pain/discomfort and stiffness, and had a near normal gait pattern. I’m at day 6 and have essentially no pain/discomfort, very little stiffness, and have been able resume all normal activities (minus working out to the level I did before). PT exercises and stretches (2x daily), frequent icing, and walking have helped tremendously. I was told 6 weeks for full recovery from my osteo (based on my age, fitness/health, and activity level)… I was extremely skeptical at first, but am now rather optimistic. BL based on my experience - Pain, stiffness, and recovery are relative and will differ from person to person.
How old are you if you don’t mind me asking I’m getting a clean up of my meniscus in December and took 2 weeks off work I hope that’s enough time to recover I don’t do nothing heavy or crazy at work I’m 33
@@clzo9172 44… I’m 10 weeks post-op and have recovered to close to 100%. I have returned to all normal/routine activities, with virtually no pain or discomfort. The mornings my knee can be slightly stiff, but loosens up with 10-15 minutes. While I’m not a doctor, I would think two weeks off work is more than enough time to recover to a functional level… PT, daily stretching/range of motion exercises, and icing/elevation work wonders for recovery.
I had an ACL surgery 3 years ago and i was suffering from a scare tissue tha didn't allow me to reach the full motion and swelling and pain after an easy exercises I had an orthoscopy last week Dobyou think i can reach the full motion or its too late?
Surgeon: How can I help you Patient: I got a little bit of knee. I want you to make the knee pain permanent, I want to be unable to walk properly, I want to develop knee arthitis, I do not want to return to the sport I used to do. Surgeon: No problem, I've done that plenty of times, for plenty of people Patient: Oh good, with that package, I should be able to finish it off and develop a serious depressive disorder
Surgeon: How can I help you Patient: I got a little bit of knee. I want you to make the knee pain permanent, I want to be unable to walk properly, I want to develop knee arthitis, I do not want to return to the sport I used to do. Surgeon: No problem, I've done that plenty of times, for plenty of people Patient: Oh good, with that package, I should be able to finish it off and develop a serious depressive disorder
