Apollo Hospitals | Total Knee Replacement Procedure

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How much time does it take to get back to normal life after a total knee replacement surgery? Watch the video to find out. For more information, visit Apollo Hospitals, India Website - goo.gl/k8AmSF
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[@eddyjimenez-scorpio]

That was very encouraging and true. Had a tka 3 weeks ago and im ready to go drive my big city trans bus, no b.s.

[@lindaeads7536]

Eddy, just curious how your knee if faring since your post. It's been about 5 months, so are you back to normal? I'm having a total knee replacement next week and am curious.

[@farhannaeem6998]

@@lindaeads7536 r u done..?

[@lindamarsh6711]

If given proper opioid medication for the first week, you will recover twice as fast. The leg is capable of standing and walking almost immediately but the pain holds you back. The first knee for me was absolute hell but the second time, with enough pain killer on board, it was much easier, even cracking jokes with the physio people. I’m 70 years old. I wish Doctors would learn how to give opioids when needed but don’t let the patient talk you into more than 2 weeks or 2 and 1/2 weeks with tapering off. I got out of hospital after a 2 1/2 day stay yesterday and am strong enough to feed my dog, which requires bending to my toes, make my own meals and do my exercises. The doctor in the video is correct, the patient must do pre-surgery exercises and be strong enough to be able to recover quickly or not bother. No one has to help me like the last time. I was awake throughout the surgery because of spinal freezing. It was fine. In 2016, this fine surgeon rebuild and fused my spine, bu I can not tell at all that this was done. This did however take a longer time to heal from. Complete healing from my back fusion was almost a year. Thank you to all the wonderful Doctors and Nurses out there!

[@juanitasullivan3372]

This is inspiring as I'm going in for knee replacement in June here in Canada. I'm losing weight as asked for by the doctor and doing 15 miles a day on my exercise bike. I can't walk far due to the pain of the knee right now, but the bike works fine. I don't like being down so I'm glad it doesn't take much time to get back up. Thankyou doctor for your wise words.

[@juanitasullivan3372]

Update. June surgery had to be cancelled due to non support after surgery. Recently found out I will be going to a rehab center after surgery on Sept 5, 2019. I'm nervousing. New word in my vocabulary.

[@WhiteTiger333]

@@juanitasullivan3372 Oho! That answers my question about whether you have someone at home to help. Rehab will help you over the initial hump, so no worries. I was alone after going home the day after surgery (well, friends helped get things for me I didn't know I would need) and it was no fun, but it all worked out anyhow. One thing I read...and found to be totally true...we can't measure recovery from TKR in days, but in weeks and months. So don't be discouraged that you don't seem to be getting better day to day. You are, you just won't realize it until a week has passed. Funny, that, but you'll see. ;) Again, best of everything. The outcome WILL be awesome after the aggravation is gone.

[@juanitasullivan3372]

@@WhiteTiger333 I had the surgery and very sorry I did.

[@meyoratata]

@@juanitasullivan3372 you mean you regret yo have total knee replacement??

[@juanitasullivan3372]

@@meyoratata Yes I totally regret it. I've had nothing but problems since the day after surgery.

[@64MAGA24]

Thanks so much for a no nonsense video that, for me, is one of the first videos I’ve seen that truly answers all the questions I had. Keep up the great posts Doctor, from Total Knee Replacement patient (to be) in USA. Your video puts my stress at ease.

[@apollohospitalsindia]

Hi! We are glad that you liked our video. Your words of appreciation mean a lot to us.

[@pepper13111]

Had done years ago, both knees. He doesn’t say that you loose muscle memory, quads. Hardest thing is stairs! It takes a year to to fully recover! One must remember infection is always lurking, knees real foreign body that infection goes to, antibiotics for dental, even prostate and bladder exams. Body doesn’t like foreign bodies in it.

[@AamirKhan-zw4dj]

are you still in pain and did you recover fully

[@michael7482]

Prostate exams? Really?

[@juanitasullivan3372]

He said things have changed a lot since years and everyone is different.

[@smileytow1925]

Michael Hinz yes for biopsy prostrate exams ( my husband actually had to take antibiotics when he had it done, he doesn’t have a new knee I do) they are not talking about the digital exam that’s nothing!) biopsy of the prostrate is a big thing

[@moonbeamer4468]

Smiley Tow No human male has a PROSTRATE gland. It’s called a PROSTATE gland. Prostrate means lying face down.

[@williamjames4022]

Thank you Sir for your encouraging words. Driving away the fear of knee surgery in the present scenario. God bless you.

[@apollohospitalsindia]

Hi! We are glad that you liked our video. Your words of appreciation mean a lot to us.

[@shivamad2001]

Doctors ignored to talk truth in life, it will take minimum 3 months for 80% of recovery in 2020 as well

[@Samsunghyd]

Exactly right total 7 months if infections didn't happen yesterday my Aunt expired after 2 months of pain due to surgery small particles of bone went inside arteries stopping air to pass it's critical bad

[@nitacruise9993]

I have to say my total knee replacement was awesome!! I read nothing but bed things about totally knee Replacements.. Doctor David Liao Is a miracle worker!! I'm so glad I had my knee replaced. I had bad swelling for 4 days. But by the 4th day I was up And walking. It all felt natural. I'm not even 2 weeks in. I still have staples in. But I Haven't stop walking. These doctors Were blessed with hands from God!!

[@zouheirhaddad6066]

Nita Cruise q

[@136nandini2]

Is it helpful to run

[@florencewilliams9787]

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[@emilyraquelrodriguezsalina2149]

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[@eddyjimenez-scorpio]

I know this post is 2 years old. But i just tka 3 weeks ago now in 4 10 21 its 3.2 weeks. And only struggle im having is laying on my back with roll of paper towel under ankle. For me its excruciating pain. But i read nvr sleep with pillow under knee. Which i did for years. Even after surgery. Till found out it leaves bend in ur knees. Wish my doctors had warned me about that. But otherwise i can basically do anything.

[@eloimumford5247]

Great perspective as i am on decision to do both in 2020 , my doc said my cushions are 100 % exhausted ...Thank you .

[@marcaskew7846]

Whose report are you going to believe

[@marcaskew7846]

Where is your faith

[@LARRYCAL]

Eloi Mumford I had 1 having second on Monday 3 days from now getting nervous

[@eloimumford5247]

@@marcaskew7846 , faith is high .

[@eloimumford5247]

@@LARRYCAL , i feel your nervousness , my ortho told me the op will be in the spring 2020 for the left. I wish you good result , 95% people has success and dont regret a second....cheeze.

[@WhiteTiger333]

Thank you for this video - and for having it in English. I go in for my first knee in less than 2 weeks. I have every intention of the most rapid possible recovery. Of course I understand it is up to me how I handle my recovery phase. I even have therapeutic yoga positions (with chair) ready to go from a teacher who is well versed with knee patients. Hoping (and planning) to minimize narcotics and maximize natural remedies (anti-inflammatories) Giving myself a strict anti-inflammatory diet as well, to support the process. Your video is very positive - an excellent dose of optimism that if I give 100% to my knee, it will give 100% to me.

[@smileytow1925]

WhiteTiger333 how are you doing? You should be a week after your knee surgery. Is it what you expected? I had it done on April. 2nd. I am happy I had it done.

[@WhiteTiger333]

@@smileytow1925 Hi! How nice of you to enquire. I appreciate it. I had mine done on April 9th. It's just two weeks, now. PT is going well and every day a little easier to walk, bend, exercise. My biggest challenge, I think, is my body's reaction to the pain meds. They make me not want food. I'm eating because I must. I also need the pain meds less often, so I think it will all work out. I look forward to an unswollen happy knee! How is it going with you? You had yours one week ahead of me.

[@smileytow1925]

I had pt today, only go one time a week. She said I was bending right where I was suppose to be. At the right degree. I take one regular strength Tylenol at 9am and at 3pm, then at 9pm and 3am I take a 1/2 of 5mg/325mg oxy/Tylenol combo plus one regular strength Tylenol. ( more probably help me sleep, although not sure if it really helps. Last night I put two pillows between my legs that seemed to help. I am not a back sleeper, but my knee wants me to be. ( side sleeper!) a whole pain pill makes me feel yucky. I am not a pill taker, other then vitamins. You are right! I am one week ahead of you! It was my left knee that was done. I think next week I will drive myself to pt. My husband is going through radiation for prostrate cancer. His first treatment was the the 10th ( day after your surgery) we are taking care of each other! ( we are both 61) keep doing what you are doing! Maybe try cutting your pain pills in half. They still work and you don’t feel bad. Thanks for answering! I haven’t found anyone having it done near when I had it done. Continue to heal!

[@WhiteTiger333]

@@smileytow1925 Now, there's a good idea - cutting the pain pills in half. Many blessings on your continued recovery, as well as for a great outcome for your husband's treatments. Getting old is not for the faint of heart. :D

[@juanitasullivan3372]

@@WhiteTiger333 Just wondering how you are doing now? I'm having my surgery next week, Sept 5.

[@girisiddamallaiah4407]

Thank you Dr., very useful tips for TKR patients for quick recovery

[@apollohospitalsindia]

Hi! Thank you for sharing your views. Have a great day.

[@narayanansundaresan3877]

Thanks a lot for your excellent and motivational messages. It really boost the morale of the patients. Thanks once again Doctor.

[@apollohospitalsindia]

Hi! We are glad that you liked our video. Your words of appreciation mean a lot to us.

[@honestreviewchannel7508]

Dr the way u explain patiently is really goood ...

[@apollohospitalsindia]

Hi! Thank you for sharing your views. Have a great day.

[@queenkami7856]

Tomorrow will be two weeks since my total knee replacement. am still on a walker and am in so much pain I cry everyday. Tomorrow I will get my 3rd and last prescription of Percocet. Even taking that I am in pain. I know everybody's different but I have fallen into this deep depression because even when I'm sitting with my leg elevated it feels like someone is hitting my leg with a baseball bat. I had an excellent surgeon and am very good about all my PT at home and out. I feel I need help in understanding what's going on.

[@WhiteTiger333]

How are you doing now, Tami? I remember that 2 weeks out from my TKR, I was still in so much pain...and it was getting very old by that time! It sure takes time, doesn't it?! Even at one month, although certainly better, I still felt half crippled. Two months was better. And by three months, I was pretty much done with what could be called pain. And my strength was building up. Whew!! And, yes, it's still healing at 5 months, but now it's awesome and not at all painful.

[@queenkami7856]

@@WhiteTiger333 Thank you for asking me how I am. It's been almost 7 weeks and I am still in so much pain. I've been very depressed sitting home all day just icing and elevating and doing PT. I thought by now my pain would subside. I'm still awake at night. This has been a horrible experience. The worst thing is I have to go back to work in less than six weeks and I stand all day. I'm a hairdresser so I'm worried I'm not going to be ready to go back to work. If I stand longer than a minute my leg swells and turns red and hot. So there you go. :( I'm glad you don't have much pain anymore. I guess some people have a good experience and others not so much.

[@WhiteTiger333]

@@queenkami7856 Not quite 2 months for you. So sorry there is still so much pain. I have a desk job, so went back to work part time on week #4 and #5. By the time I could go home, I was just about biting off ten penny nails, there was so much pain. And that was with oxycodone in my system. I went back to work full time at 6 weeks, but was quite uncomfortable for a week or two longer before it really got better enough to not be wincing and inwardly whining! If I had still been in direct care, and on my feet all day, I would have needed the full 3 months. Definitely the 2nd month and a half was a lot better than the 1st month and a half. Sending prayers that your healing will proceed well in the next 6 weeks!

[@queenkami7856]

@@WhiteTiger333 Thank you very much. I'm on Percocet but on my last bottle because he doesn't want to give me any more. I'm using it sparingly. Apparently it's an addictive narcotic. Not sure why! It doesn't make me sleepy or high, just eases the pain a little. I could use all the prayer I can get so thank you.

[@WhiteTiger333]

@@queenkami7856 It can be addictive for some people, yes. I got a great tip from someone else about making the narcotic pain killer last longer. If you have a pill cutter, try cutting the pill in half. It still works. I found that to be true for my oxycodone. That way you can still take it per schedule instead of putting up with more pain for the sake of spreading out the doses. (If it's a capsule, that won't work, of course).

[@weakandfoolish]

I like all the exercises shown by diagrams- thank you!

[@sabitrisarkar4302]

Rob Sargeant KB oh n

[@danbarosh2942]

I started knees exercise weeks before surgery had right knee done in March walked with walker within 2 hours (maybe 100f)..was driving and getting around without cane or walker after 2 weeks (carefully)...Did PT 5weeks...and on my own exercise program at home ...In May they did my left Knee ...about same story as fst...Pain was Minimal some swelling to deal with the first month with each Surgery .Its Thanksgiving Day and I am the Thankfull one..I feel like my Knees are 20y old again.. I would do it again in a minute My Doc was Brian Parsley in Houston ,Tx

[@NirmalSingh53]

@@danbarosh2942 I am going to have surgeries for both my knees, within a gap of two days for each surgery as per my doctor's advice. Should I delay my my second surgery by a month or so. You have gone through all of this what do you suggest.

[@deepvatan9944]

@@NirmalSingh53 You do not need to replace knee... contact 7082025565....100% assured results ...personal experience

[@LARRYCAL]

Nirmal Singh I would if it’s not to late already

[@sahan1102]

Are those exercise are Physiotherapy

[@marcaskew7846]

My God is a healer

[@LARRYCAL]

APOSTLE MARC ASKEW yes he is and did You ever think maybe he’s using these doctors to heal

[@marcaskew7846]

@@LARRYCAL God is bigger than those doctor's see you really have to know who God is or you wouldn't of never had no knee replacement surgery

[@marcaskew7846]

Amen

[@balajitechnology1945]

Is this surgery helpful or not?? Please reply

[@markellis6886]

check out you tube video -back on the unicycle three months after knee replacement surgery

[@rajusha6671]

I got TKR done of my dad on 26 Aug this year....but he's in immense pain eversince after that ... been regular with my follow up with surgeon...but not sorted... All post op x-rays and blood test were normal Nothing ruled out Delimma persist ☹️☹️🙁🙁

[@mozimpandith7828]

Bro were frm uh did the surgery

[@pujaburman5260]

Kaha hui aapke Dad ki surgery.

[@apollohospitalsindia]

Hey! We are here to help. Please visit www.askapollo.com/ for consulting our top doctors for any health concern.

[@ferrofrancis2589]

My friend done the TKR at the age of 30 because of an accident.After 15-20 years is there any chance of another replacement??

[@georgemoralez2129]

From what I have heard a replaced knee lasts about 15 years. What is meant by 'lasts' I cannot comment on. My wife is going to have her right knee replaced as soon as she's scheduled. I'm gearing up on recovery knowledge so I can assist.

[@user-jx7ko7tz8m]

can your friend walk after knee replacement.bcz i am planning to do knee joint replacement because i am 24 years old

[@AbdulBasit-gp3ps]

Great information ☆☆☆☆☆

[@qandeelarfan4432]

Dont go fr surgery do cycling at home r outside..use methidana in water soaked..or boiled and drink water...methidana is call fenugreek seeds in English...and use morinaga leaves drink...and pray to Allah.may He grant health all people.

[@marcaskew7846]

Allah is a false God

[@muhammadzohaib6122]

Aoa. Sir meri mother ko b Dr ne knee replacement ka kaha hai jb k me ab confuse hon k karwa do ya nhi.

[@sohagvlogs8296]

Both knee joint replacement cost? Is it safe operation? Won't be an infection? If the infection is cut off? Fear of it

[@apollohospitalsindia]

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[@Mario-le3ln]

Sir,,my father is suffering from CKD 5,,and also have osteoarthritis grade 5 and can't even stand by himself and sugar level is also not stable,,,,sir plz guide me what can I do for him

[@Mario-le3ln]

Is Knee transplant is risky??

[@christineweber6899]

You had better really and truly be in agonizing pain to have to do this! Mine wasn’t too terrible and wished I had left it alone. The occasional popping out of place and bone on bone was nothing to what I have gone through with total knee replacement. I had no freakin idea the pain would be this bad! Sleep? What is that? No comfortable position can be found ! You leave it too straight for too long then you can hardly bend it...bent for too long and can hardly straighten it! Arrrgh! It has been 5 weeks surgery was Nov 21/19. I seem to be getting nowhere!

[@tamibuck2653]

Christine Weber I just stumbled upon this video and seen your comment ☹️ I am not sure why I was looking for anything but found myself searching for any help or advise I can find from some relief. I had a total knee replacement last week 12-31-19 I am not good and am feeling like I made a bad decision to have the surgery 😔 most likely will never have my other knee corrected 😬 I do hope better healing for you!

[@christineweber6899]

Tami Buck hi Tami. Things are improving but slowly. It is 7 weeks in 2 days and am sitting waiting to see the surgeon for check up. Sure hope he says I can drive again. Pain is less but the physio is a must. Wishing you the best. Sure takes a long time.

[@maryaliceoconnor1914]

I had my tkr about 7 weeks ago. The first 5 weeks was so painful no matter what I took for pain. I had already had my first knee done 10 years ago and yes it hurt but no way like this time. My husband had his knee replace earlier in the year and he recovered so quickly. Dr keeps telling me not to compare since everyone heals different. Trying to keep a positive thought on this. Good luck to all who will have this surgery!

[@ashimchatterjee8557]

Physiotherapy is what restores motion/flexibility. Not the operation itself.

[@sktigress9659]

Why the ridiculous sad music in the background?

[@shenovavella]

Jaja

[@hanumanram-zq5bd]

Sir knee excsize masal weeeknes hetu

[@babygirl27k1]

My knee replacement surgery was terrible it's been 4 months and I still couldn't bend my knee 90" so now it's been 2 weeks since my manipulation surgery PAINFUL AF still can't bend I was at 75 degrees after 1sy surgery after manipulation I'm at 84 so better but the PAIN is crazy all day half the night I ice daily didn't help any body have any suggestions beside amputation

[@kingcobtroy]

What is you pain med? Maybe you need a higher dose so you can do the exercises?.

[@marcaskew7846]

People perish for lack of knowledge

[@arunseghal369]

Its a failed treatment for arthritis and hence avoid totally. I'm a victim myself of b/l Tkr in may 2015 at Max Hospital Mohali and life is living hell. There is no Resurgery only amputation. Avoid, keep your knees safe from surgery.

[@socalfriend6985]

Papoo's so sorry to hear about your experience, I wish you could elaborate

[@arunseghal369]

@@socalfriend6985 Surgery was done by Dr Manuj Wathwa a Limca book of records holder. Implants of Smith and Nephews primary used.there is constant pain and it appears that alignment is also an issue.Angiography,bone scan ,crp ,cbc are okay.xray don’t show any losening but feeling is always there.sleep is disturbing and I take prebablin,,NT tablets every night.doing regular walk. I have become a physcotic patient with depression.thanks

[@VerasityVerse]

@@arunseghal369 how are you now

[@arunseghal369]

@@VerasityVerse not well, I have really become dependent after this surgery.In this surgery human skeleton gets cut which can never be rejoined using implants.And more over there is nothing good about surgery.This is being recommended by MNCS like J&j interested doctors and corporate hospitals.This is not treatment only surgery.Avoid totally

[@daydreamers710]

@@arunseghal369 That's really sad after all thoughts you put and made a decision. How is it now

[@Smartiebob317]

I came here to see if anything has changed. I had my L Knee replaced 5 years ago & there were many things that I was not advised of at that time. The first being scar tissue. You must keep up painful exercises FOREVER. Failure to do so results in stiffness, muscle loss & memory. Your brain actually forgets how to walk right. You will NEVER be able to kneel again. I can't put on socks & shoes without assistance. Your body will always be subject to infection & antibiotics will ALWAYS be needed for simple teeth cleaning etc. I know & understand that this procedure does affect people differently. Mine has been hell but I was in pain back then & I am still in pain today. I am trying not to be negative but I don't think they tell you all the pitfalls to having this operation. A knee replacement will be a life-changing event & in my case, it has been a negative event. PS I walk with a cane now.

[@babygirl27k1]

I wish I knew all this I'm in so much pain and they don't give enough meds sorry I ever had this done

[@Smartiebob317]

@@babygirl27k1 Insist that they give you more pain killers. Don't make the mistake I made. Pain control is the success of your healing program. Pain will prevent you from MUST have exercise. Call your Dr. or his assistant ASAP & DEMAND more pain killers. Lots of luck!

[@eloimumford5247]

@@babygirl27k1 , did you try to use CBD weed ? Some report great results compare to pain killers effects on stomack . Luck to you.

[@juanitasullivan3372]

I had my surgery Sept 5th, almost 3 weeks ago. Sorry I had it done and I wouldn't do it again. Granted it's only been barely 3 weeks, but my swelling is getting worse, my exercises are not progressing due to the swelling like they were the first week after surgery. I ice as much as I'm allowed and it does nothing. I think I'm in trouble with this.

[@WhiteTiger333]

You're not in trouble. It's brand new. The knee is about the longest surgery to heal. I super recommend checking out Bonesmart.org. It gives a great perspective on what to expect and will help calm the worry that you are not seeing the quick progress you hoped to see, and calm the anxiety about not getting flexion due to the swelling. Are you seeing a PT? Also, are you getting a followup with your surgeon? Just asking because they know the difference between swelling due to lymph and healing, and an infection. But really, my understanding is that if you had an infection, you would be feverish, ill, the knee would be very red, angry, etc. But swollen at this new stage - yeppers. (I called it my elephant leg). A complete pain, but nothing for it but persevere. It will improve.

[@juanitasullivan3372]

@@WhiteTiger333 I'm in Nova Scotia and we have VON here. That is visiting nurses. They have been coming by 2-3 times a week. They've been changing the dressing and removed the staples last week. It was like day and night when those staples came out. The flexiblity was so much better. Now it's like the staples are right back in again. The nurse was here Saturday and she wasn't concerned. I guess it's just me. Seems like I progress with my PT and then I digress. Ugh. Doing PT 3 times a day. I stayed with friends the first two weeks after getting out of the hospital and returned home this past Friday night. I can walk around without walker or cane a short distance at this point in time.

[@WhiteTiger333]

@@juanitasullivan3372 Oh, good! (That you are being seen, that is - not just on your own). It takes much longer than we thought it would! :) The Bonesmart site helped me so much to not get discouraged by what I thought was too long and "I must have done something wrong". It is not just an information site, it's also a forum of folks from all over the world who have had the surgery and are recovering. The forum is set up and monitored by two retired orthopedic nurses in the UK. We are encouraged to set up a profile and share our experience with post-op. It lets us know how common and quite real our concerns, pain, etc are, as well as how long to expect to be out of pain, swelling, stiffness...longer than we think or want! My PT just laughed at me when I insisted something must be wrong. Now I know he was right! But definitely for the first month, at least, I felt mightily sorry for myself and wondered what in the world I had gotten myself into.

[@juanitasullivan3372]

@@WhiteTiger333 VON was just here. She did not like the swelling. Said to call my family doctor in the morning. She said the wound looks good and there is no infection but something is causing the swelling. Ugh!

[@WhiteTiger333]

@@juanitasullivan3372 Best of everything on this!!

[@Himmat-qe4ik]

Kon se jagha par h ye hospital

[@apollohospitalsindia]

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[@ferozkhan696]

Mari ami ki total knee surgery howe lakin seny mai injection howa or sans lyne mai dushwari howe or unki death ho gai asa q howa

[@saherashaikh7356]

Aapki ammi ki age kitni thi?

[@muhammadzohaib6122]

So sad😢

[@muhammadzohaib6122]

Meri ammi ko b knee replacement ka kaha hai Dr ne lakn ab mjhe smjh nhi a raha k kia krna chahaey. Her koi alg alg se information de rahy hai

[@debbiecooper1677]

I had my left knee done. my knee still kills me.

[@mrypllw]

Hi there, I had my left knee surgery Nov 19, 4 wks ago. Its still horrible. Walking wasn't so bad once I got up. I couldn't lift my leg at all.

[@debbiecooper1677]

It will get better.. I swear. do your therapy

[@nitacruise9993]

@@debbiecooper1677 My dear friend it looks like you had a surgery also just like me. Had Mine on the 12 of dec!! Swelling Is my problem so far!!. And the typical spasm. I am 8 days. And I'm walking my ass off!! I over do myself . Had to stop and keep my legs elevated. To keep swelling down. But I know The swelling will stop. It feels natural to me. I have a working knee that's not grounding and sending pains through me. I'm so glad I did this. Wished I would have did it 10 years ago. Hang in there it's going to get better!!

[@nitacruise9993]

@@mrypllw It's going to get better hang in there!!

[@identity9093]

@@mrypllw dear where is the found best knee doctor tell me i am confused bec i could not recognised doctor whose is better

[@Tannyk1]

You know something Doc, get rid of the damn music in the background so we can hear you clearly...good grief man.

[@Suiiii511]

😂😂😂

[@mrashokpaul2371]

Can patient run or brisk walk after 7 days of operations?

[@apollohospitalsindia]

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[@patriciavillareal6334]

This is the worse surgery my aunt got an infection and lost her leg and now she’s in wheelchair for ever😢

[@user-jx7ko7tz8m]

after surgery your aunt lost her leg..what are the reasons? infection after surgery?? please tell me.i am planning for doing knee joint replacement surgery.i am a 22 years olf

[@julieb426]

Not so much. 5 weeks out and still using a cane. My leg isnt straight and flexibility is limited. Not even close to what this guy says. I would also mention that I couldnt tolerate any pain meds so that is the reason I am behind .

[@pujaburman5260]

How r u now?

[@pvramadas]

This is not a bed of roses pure marketing . 5 to 6 months is the recovery to become independent . But pain continues

[@apollohospitalsindia]

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[@trueblue65hlt92]

Depend on person

[@johnredorn]

I'm getting knee replacement in 2020

[@marcaskew7846]

Where is your faith

[@coryismyidol9385]

What did you on the mean time??? Am waiting too and I spend my days laid down

[@LARRYCAL]

APOSTLE MARC ASKEW maybe God is using the Doctor to fix the problem

[@elianaselzer5785]

Same here. The first one is on 20 January

[@robertavery8897]

Just got scheduled today for my first knee on April 16 2020, In and out same day. Things have changed as the doctor said.

[@rupeshkamble7872]

Aasuman kard chalte ka sir

[@santoshtiwari6894]

Total Kitna kharch h knee replacement me plz bataiye

[@deepvatan9944]

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[@jitendrakumar06]

@@deepvatan9944 phone to receive kr liya kro

[@AsmaCh235]

9لاکھ

[@lovesmusic36]

I've had knee pain on and off for about 6 years. Have recently lost 46 pounds. Unfortunately the weight loss didn't help my discomfort but it did get me new clothes! I am 69 years old and have had various surgeries in my life. It's been recommended to me to have a total knee replacement. The thought of having this done absolutely terrifies me. As mentioned, I'm in some pain but for the most part, I can deal with it, although an MRI showed that I have no cartilage in my left knee. I guess my question to those who have been kind enough to post comments is, if you were me, would you do this? Thanks to all. BTW, I have a history of blood clots and will be seeing an internist to determine if surgery is too much of a risk for me.

[@elizabethparsons2556]

lovesmusic36 Obviously you need to follow your doctor’s advice as it sounds as though you have special medical conditions that make any surgery iffy. But if you get a surgery go ahead, don’t be scared of total knee replacements. I had both knees replaced in less than a year (My last 3 months ago). And I’m now walking without limping or pain for the first time in five years. I told my surgeon that if I had a third knee, I’d have it done too. My advice is to begin pre surgery knee exercises as soon as you can. I started exercises for my 2nd knee 3 months before my surgery and it really paid off. And after surgery, be consistent in your physio. It takes a lot of time; for me, 3 times a day for 45 minutes a session. Gradually the physiotherapist reduces the number of times per day, but you need to continue doing some exercises for a year following surgery. Good luck!

[@marcaskew7846]

Where is your faith

[@abdurrashidshaikh8497]

Avoid knee surgery, very costly hai, Homeopathic is best option,

[@kotynset]

are you for real ? how the fuck can homeopathic remedy repair a totally fucked knee, bones, tendens, ligaments and muscle. drag your sorry arse out of the god forsaken place called india. i know you can't. but that does not give you the right to mislead people. after 25 years of pain i got a new knee, operated on in the morning, same afternoon i walked without ANY pain for the first time. think before you post anything. if you got a brain that is.

[@kotynset]

@hanselxy thank you for your words, they are true. and i am sorry for my comment. i like you to know that your reply made me think, and i agree 100% with you. you have made the world a little better. from my hart, THANK YOU. ketil.

[@priyanshu3696]

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[@marcaskew7846]

People perish for lack of knowledge