Most Common Things You Will See With a Knee Replacement - Normal Expectations after TKA

[@elainemazzotta5736]

Very informative and helpful information, and so accurate and true! I ordered and am reading your "Knee Book" and I'm also finding so many spot on comments. I'm 10 weeks post-op right TKR and can thankfully say after a very rough recovery it is now getting better. Thank you for your videos! So glad i found them.

[@jillk1241]

My knee is clicking and that was unnerving until I watched this video. It was especially helpful that you used a model to demonstrate the clicking. Definitely put my mind at ease. Also all the numbness and sensitivity from the nerves is maddening and was totally unexpected. I am almost 4 weeks post op. No information was given prior to surgery. I’m going to suggest my surgeon direct patients to your channel so they are prepared for the surgery. Thank you for all the helpful information.

[@sherryanderson1770]

I agree Jill others need to know there is great information out there. My surgeon told me very little as well. Even with the questions I had.

[@mudkatmark]

Thanks for making these TKR videos. They have helped me so much. At the time of this comment I am 13 days out from TKR of my right knee. One of my major problems is the fact that I have a T10-S1 spinal fusion and arachnoiditis which prevents me from getting quality sleep. The TKR has only added to my misery. Your videos help keep me focused with the knowledge that things are going to improve.

[@dradamrosen]

Glad to help!

[@susancherra2253]

Thank you for making these videos! My Husband had knee replacement is Sept. You have been an amazing source of information, making this journey just a little bit easier.

[@dradamrosen]

Glad I could help!

[@oryalojackson3252]

GREAT VIDEO. THANK YOU SO MUCH. SO HELPFUL!!!

[@dradamrosen]

Glad it was helpful!

[@allenadams181]

Thank you Dr. Rosen, had tkr 4 weeks ago and when watching your videos I feel as if I have my own private Dr. living with me. All of your observations are spot on and your suggestions for relieving pain and how to work out the stiffness has been a great help. I look forward to a full, quick recovery and then on to knee #2. Not looking forward to it, but am looking forward to keeping up with my grandkids and getting back to the activities that I'm used to. Again Thanks

[@dradamrosen]

You are very welcome.

[@DM-fd2ng]

Have had both knees replaced, three years apart. Never regretted it, can even kneel on them.

[@jeevanarahasyam]

Accidentally I came across your videos. Excellent content that is not available anywhere else in youtube. I had TKR 6wks ago and recovering. So far so good. I am going for my first review day after tomorrow. Btw, I am from India. Thanks for these excellent videos! They are very helpful. 🙏

[@dradamrosen]

Glad to help. Wishing you a speedy recovery.

[@kayciglaefke7556]

Thank you so much! I watched your videos pre-op, I am 6 weeks post-op and still watching your videos, they have been so helpful, Thank you!

[@dradamrosen]

You are so welcome!

[@carolc6364]

Super helpful, much more than the video class I was given!

[@Lorrainecats]

Very informative. Thank you Dr. Rosen. Will be useful when it's my turn.

[@margaretlefas9994]

Thank you for all the information. I really thought there was something wrong with me as I’m not sleeping, glad to hear it’s normal. Nice to know about the clicking also. Thank you again for your help!!

[@emanalsiniy5844]

I like the knowledge you provide

[@scotsmanofnewengland7713]

Two weeks out from TKR and the most pain I have is from the results of the tourniquet pressure they used. I have black and blue from the back of my thigh at the knee all the way around to the top of my thigh. The area around the knee doesn’t hurt as much as the results of the tourniquet pressure. Thanks for the video

[@cathyrepetti9818]

6 months out, great doc but minimal talker. Your videos have been super helpful to dispel a few fears, especially clicking. Thanks for taking the time to do them. Cathy in MA

[@dradamrosen]

Great to hear! Glad the info helped.

[@charlottedrew7160]

Thank you so much for your videos. They have helped so much. I am 3 months from TKA and have diagnosed Authrofibrosis,or Stiff Knee. I’m experiencing lots of pain and stiffness, still going to PT weekly. Range of motion 104 trying to get to 110. Do I keep going to PT for help.

[@choychingelias7982]

All my questions has been answered! Now I have more understanding of what I have. After seven months of the TKR my left knee still feels warm. I was worried. But now I know it will take two years to heal completely. Thank you Dr. Rosen for taking time to make this video!

[@dradamrosen]

Glad to help!

[@patrickcooke6933]

thanks for eleviating my concern on my up coming knee replacement on the 12th of October thanks

[@gregorymckenna6609]

First of all I truly appreciate the information you provide. I have had two knee replacements on the same leg. Apparently I grow scar tissue at an alarming rate thus making it difficult to get really good range of motion. Any suggestions on how to deal with scar tissue?? I have had over 100 Physio appointments. Many thanks and keep posting.

[@scherali994]

Thank you so much for putting my mind at ease .

[@agnes6179]

Thank you for this information. I feel better. I’m post-op day #19 now. Your videos really helped me.

[@dradamrosen]

I'm so glad! Good luck with your rehab.

[@lynnrushton7458]

Thank you for all of your videos..... you explain it all really well. Must admit, the nerve numbness feels very weird, but it’s definitely improving 👍 Much admiration for all of you surgeons......you are true miracle workers 🙏

[@dradamrosen]

Happy to help!

[@kevinchavis8540]

I love your videos, thank you for all you do. I am 3 weeks post op and I have found your videos very informative.

[@dradamrosen]

I'm so glad! You are very welcome, hope recovery is going well.

[@daphneewilliams9957]

Thanks Doctor Rosen, New To Your Channel. Reasonally Had A TKR. Appreciate The Information Given

[@dradamrosen]

You are welcome, glad you found the information helpful.

[@rindasrelics5177]

Very clear explanation, thank you Dr. Rosen!

[@dradamrosen]

You are very welcome.

[@jameslacroix5344]

Thank you doctor. Very much appreciated. I am at day 12 post op. I have watched all you videos that I can find.

[@dradamrosen]

Wonderful! Good luck with your recovery.

[@slundgr]

I was surprised at how sore and bruised my muscles got, including my calf. Sleeping was one of the biggest challenges after the surgery. Moving around and walking seems to help with pain and stiffness. The ice machine helps.

[@halfabee]

My first experience after TKR on passing through security was setting off the metal detector. I was stripped of all metal items and the security person stated my knee implant of 15 days would not set off the metal detector I was wand down and patted down finally allowed on my way setting off the metal detectors as I went. What I did not expect after TKR was sore bones. The Femur, Tibia and Ankle bones were all very sore. Just sitting the Femur on the toilet was exceptionally painful.

[@melaniesmith6772]

Just found your channel. Thanks for the valuable info. I’m only 2 weeks post op. Doing good, a lot of my questions answered.

[@dradamrosen]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rogergagnon2329]

Good info 👍

[@marydahm6851]

I wish I had never had this done.

[@annapoornipb7977]

I have my bilateral knee replacement 2 months ago. I have numbness in my left knee but little swelling in it. How long the numbness exist? And how to get it normal? I have no sleep after my surgery.

[@damodaranp7605]

Why surgeon opt patellar facesectomy instead of patellar button fixation while tkr?

[@sherryanderson1770]

Does a person who is bone on bone absolutely need TKR? I was told by one surgeon no and another said a person could end up in a wheelchair by not getting it. Is this true?

[@dianafigueroa4551]

Its normal todo feel in youre body that you have a knee replacement because as l walk i feel my knee replacement wish i thought i las going todo feel normal pelease answer me.

[@nancydianna4752]

Thanks for the information. If I had not had the car accident I wouldn't need knee surgery.

[@jennifermikuluk2357]

Will my ceramic/ (oxinum?)Smith and Nephew set off the metal detector?

[@dradamrosen]

I am not 100% sure but most knees do. It can also depend on the sensitivity of the detector.

[@joeblow5087]

Can you get an MRI after TKR?

[@connielowry105]

I am wanting to know this also.

[@barbaraannmiller170]

Does the clicking ever go away completely?

[@garysimone4977]

Why my hamstring is so soar and psinful

[@Mr551955]

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