I had both Knees replaced on Sept, 2014, at 69 yrs old, It's the best thing ,all my pain is gone and I'm back roller skating again, not roller blading, but regular roller skates.

@ronaeschliman9210

7 жыл бұрын

some do go good about 2-5 percent

@carljohnsoncj6896

4 жыл бұрын

Really? How r u doing now?

@RAJKUMARSIVA

4 жыл бұрын

@@carljohnsoncj6896 What Hospital

@RoKnPearlsz

4 жыл бұрын

That’s amazing!!! Happy for You

@la3eb111

3 жыл бұрын

Does ur life feel the same as before like when u were born what is the difference between ur normal knee (Without any complications) and ur replacement knee I understand it is much better for u before the surgery but I am talking before that like when u were young

Just had my right knee replacement today. Nerve block is really helping with managing pain. Went in at 5am and was on the way home at 12:30pm. Modern medicine is wild.

@manuelalmendarez2232

Жыл бұрын

I think they can do surgery on the nerves or give you medication to help with the nerve pain if its nerve compression.but drugs are a temporary solution.i think the sugery has a better succes rate

@rollingthunder277

Жыл бұрын

The reason for your short stay in the hospital has alittle to do with modern medical technology. Insurance companies simply won't pay for anything other than outpatient services.

@anshuman5554

Жыл бұрын

@@rollingthunder277 exactly lol, my grandfather stayed in the hospital for 3 days before being discharges simply cos we're fortunate enough to afford it

I'm glad I found this video, because I had total knee replacement surgery 4 years ago . No pain since then oh apart when its cold never looked back since then . What with my ICD as well never felt BETTER , thanks to all the Medical Staff at Salisbury General Hospital. God Bless you all, for changing my life .

@carmelpule6954

4 жыл бұрын

Please also thank the engineers who developed the materials and manufactured the knee which replaced your old failing one. In the last 100, all out tangible guaranteed comforts in and inside our homes and hospitals are what they are for they are equipped with the best engineering of the day including MRI, X, rays, ultrasound which see down deeper than any human eye. All the equipment in the surgical theatre is engineered. It is the contribution of both the engineers and the surgeons which brought the standard of life, comforts, and guarantees. It is a pity that most people forget all about the engineering that goes to make a hospital and what comfort the patients get from the engineer's contribution while the patient is in hospital and when he returns home. Perhaps looking at some modern prosthetics one can conclude what engineers are doing to help patients in a direction, be it valves heart operations, knee replacements. kzread.info/dash/bejne/pXyfyLhse9XVdtI.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/X42mlryCk5edgNo.html

@lubnakhan2073

2 жыл бұрын

Do you have any bone issues or any abnormalities in sensations in your knee or leg ? Like numbness, feeling is that your knee is not apart of your own body 😊

@prachisingh2988

2 жыл бұрын

From which hospital and dr. You are operated

Excellent overview, thank you! I tried watching videos of actual surgery, but it was hard to tell what was happening. Your video provides clarity. Thank you again.

My mom had her two knee replaced almost 20 years ago. According to the doctor there is lifespan tag to it.. I don't know how long it will last but she have been well despite having some pain once in a blue moon.. I thank God for medical wisdom and I pray that she will have many more good years to come ;)

Nice video. Simple yet very informative. I've got my mother's knee replacement done a month back. One month of struggle but now it seems to be the best decision we took for her well-being n betterment.

@wei4290

2 жыл бұрын

thinking of getting my mother too in week or two.,,,,hope everything goes well

I had both of my knees done on the 19/09/22 I am 61yrs old and it's only a month since it was done .I am walking around with no crutches. I do my exercises 3 times a day and yes my ice packs 10 minutes on top of my knee and 10 minutes under my knee, my swelling has gone down considerably, I've started physio, and my physio has told me that I am about 2 weeks ahead of schedule, and I think because I cycle b 4 the op ,and that's really put me ahead . Perth WA

@eliezerdemoura5495

Жыл бұрын

Great Job! keep up the good Work ..Wish you the best of luck!

great video!

I am on week three post op. The first week as described the pain was " I want to die" that no amount of opioids would stop. The pain after wards had subsided enough that I could start doing some of the PT exercises. Week two I would be in tears during every session done twice a day. I start out patient PT next week where I am sure I will be pushed more. From everyone I have spoken to PT rehab is key to satisfactory pain free results. The verdict is out if I would do this again .

@kathyprice-hite5082

2 жыл бұрын

I am 67 and have had a triple bypass at 50, Congestive Heart Failure a few years ago and stents were put in where I had 100% blockage and I have 50% blockage in another spot. Would my heart be able to take this kind of surgery.

@ChrisP3000x

2 жыл бұрын

@@kathyprice-hite5082 What is your weight & bodyfat percentage? Do you do resistance training or physical therapy?

@suzannegoen2996

2 жыл бұрын

@@kathyprice-hite5082 l

@marilynbroyles8988

Жыл бұрын

I only had to go 1 week to rehab because I had started going to the gym way ahead of time. The trainer could not believe I had very little pain. I am 70 year old I have always workout if you do another try doing this ahead I think it will help, ann

Yo thanks for the animated one, I wasn't gonna sleep today :)

I had both of my knees replaced one morning in early 2000 - 21 years ago. Rehab was a bitch, but worth it. IIRC it took six weeks and I was walking and driving without assistance - the first week was spent in a Nursing Home where they could provide me Physical Therapy three times a day - a nurse came and wheeled me down to the PT room. So it's 21 years since the bilateral knee replacements - I had a revision on my left knee about seven years after the implants - I had fallen. The surgery was a piece of cake and the rehab was very easy. If you are to have both knees done at the same time, you need adequate upper body strength to support yourself after the surgery!

@prachisingh2988

2 жыл бұрын

From which hospital and dr. You are operated

@usmansardar2113

2 жыл бұрын

Kaya Muja AP Urdu ma samja sakta h

A very nice demonstration of the procedure.

VERY VERY SUPER SIR, SIMPLE BUT VERY GOOD TO UNDERSTAND. Much better than most of the viedeos in this category.Sir also explain the querys.How long this will lost, but any way immense thanks to you sir.-Vijayakkumar chennai , INDIA

Only use Mako robotic assisted surgery to get your knee replaced. All the guesswork is eliminated. Check out the videos on Mako robotic assisted surgery. Same with hips.

Thank you for the video. How long does this artificial knee lasts? I've heard it's something around 15 years. Is that true? If knee needs to be replaced again, I mean if youre young... thanks

@ayeshaa44

2 жыл бұрын

15-25 years, and yes it may require a revision surgery after that.

I had both knees done my latest was 5 months ago and improving everyday yes some pain but will go away eventually walking is much better am not sorry I had this done

@la3eb111

3 жыл бұрын

Does ur life feel the same as before like when u were born what is the difference between ur normal knee (Without any complications) and ur replacement knee I understand it is much better for u before the surgery but I am talking before that like when u were young

Just had both my knees replaced on the 29th of this month. As with any surgery I am scared of the outcome because of my limited mobility and pain but I’ve got a ways to go. I’ve heard nothing but good things so I’m excited to see how it turns out.

@arcelifaustino3137

2 жыл бұрын

how are you now ?

@marilynbroyles8988

Жыл бұрын

Make sure you do rehab this will help a hole lot

I am now 6 weeks in from total replacement of my right knee. Still battling with a bit of muscular & ligament pain as my body adapts to it's new normal. Being able to trust my knee again is fantastic. This surgery really is a life changing event & I am extremely grateful. 👍🇿🇦

@la3eb111

3 жыл бұрын

Does ur life feel the same as before like when u were born what is the difference between ur normal knee (Without any complications) and ur replacement knee I understand it is much better for u before the surgery but I am talking before that like when u were young

@robhart3451

3 жыл бұрын

@@la3eb111I can everything do I want to do & more. I do not have to be careful of it or take special care of it. It is a slightly different shape to my other knee, a bit squarer. Other than that no difference to a normal healthy knee & it doesn't feel any different to the other one. My doctor said that if I suddenly decide to start running marathons I will shorten the lifespan of the prosthetic but if I carry on life as normal it should last my lifetime.

@eugensandulescu6319

3 жыл бұрын

No English Problem acedent?

@DefMettle

3 жыл бұрын

how much it cost you?

@robhart3451

3 жыл бұрын

@@DefMettle Medical cover paid for all of it so I have literally no idea, sorry.

I don't have any knee concerns at the moment but watching the arthritis parts get taken out was very satisfying

I had both knees replaced 8 years ago UK ,brilliant ,still working pain free ,I was back home in less than two days walking about ,very little pain I tried to walk out the hospital but they wouldn't let me.. its VERY important to do the exercises before and after the op. otherwise you may have trouble...

@nisarwrites

3 жыл бұрын

plz tel me is knee replace is successful how r u now

@jonsmith4669

3 жыл бұрын

@@nisarwrites please read my post again!

@nisarwrites

3 жыл бұрын

@@jonsmith4669 yes yes i know your opinion but many peoples says this not successful

@jonsmith4669

3 жыл бұрын

@@nisarwrites Its not my opinion ,its my experience ,8 years later and both knees working fine, no pain ,I have Rheumatoid arthritis and Osteoarthritis elsewhere though. I must stress you MUST do the Preop and Postop exercises for a few weeks to strengthen the leg and knee muscles for complete success, you have to support the new knees and surrounding ligaments and tissues whilst they heal. The hospital /clinic will provide you with the exercise information BEFOREHAND, they are not difficult and most can be performed on the bed.. also walking every day and keeping active is important and loosing weight makes a big difference if overweight, so a healthy diet is important too. Its those patients that do not exercise the leg and knee muscles, are overweight ,inactive or fail to walk regularly that will have problems, some easy exercises are to prevent dangerous blood clots after the OP.. on rare occasions there can be an infection after the OP, I had one in the left knee and it was quickly cured with antibiotics. My Ops were done under the wonderful NHS for free in UK but I had paid NHS insurance contributions all my life so it wasn't completely free....we are very lucky to have the NHS in the UK.

@nisarwrites

3 жыл бұрын

@@jonsmith4669 thanku

Can you run after getting this type of surgery?

Right knee replaced 12/28/21 Left knee replaced 01/30/23. Still tender but healing. 60 on 10/16/22 construction since 1988 so basically wear and tear. Now ready to retire.

Thanks doctor.

The miracles of modern medicine. Next video I'll be searching for is how to not get arthiritis 😂

@1LightWarriorPrincess

2 жыл бұрын

Have you found that video yet??? I’m waiting for it :-)

My knee caps turn out wards so idk if I’m gonna need this or not :/

Can the plastic/metal tibia cap be used by itself, if the femur end is in good shape? Just replace the worn out cartilage. Thanks May have to have this on my right knee.

@ginapb2009

2 жыл бұрын

That’s called a partial knee replacement and it’s no longer performed. Very poor outcomes.

@j.lietka9406

2 жыл бұрын

@@ginapb2009 a partial, that's right..so the total knee replacement is the norm? Thanks

@ginapb2009

2 жыл бұрын

@@j.lietka9406 that’s my understanding. Good luck!

People don't realize that a full knee replacement isn't a cure all for everyone

@iamrobot396

3 жыл бұрын

Why not ??

@GyariSan1

3 жыл бұрын

@@iamrobot396 Everybody is physiologically and biomechanically different. Unsuspected Complications can occur to anyone. Sometimes it's just down to luck, but just make sure you follow all the rehab programs to the tee.

@SaltiDawg2008

3 жыл бұрын

May not be required - when all else fails, of course it may well be your last resort!

My father in law had this done and was dancing in six months.

@KneeReplacementTherapists

3 жыл бұрын

That’s great!

@j.lietka9406

3 жыл бұрын

I am not worried about walking again but working again!

@prachisingh2988

2 жыл бұрын

From which hospital and dr. You are operated by, plz tell

I had a knee replacement 8 yrs ago, and I’m still in a hell of a lot of pain my age then was 57. Since then I have had 5 more operations

@KneeReplacementTherapists

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear this, hope you are able to find the relief you seek

@deeorr6403

3 жыл бұрын

Sucks. Shows any surgeries are no sure thing.

@Kate-hm7cj

3 жыл бұрын

i am almost 55 and my knees are bad - but i am terrified to get this surgery - i wish there was another way.

@daveyponderosa9549

3 жыл бұрын

I had 4 knee surgeries on my left leg, it was from a rugby injury I got in university. Surgery #5 was a total knee replacement about 2 years ago. I’m so glad that I chose this over suffering. Know my left knee is so superior to my right knee. I’m virtually pain free all the time and life is good again. That said, the pain from the surgery and the post operative physical therapy was just about the most horrible experience of my life. I would not wish that pain upon anyone.

@davidgeorge8541

3 жыл бұрын

@@Kate-hm7cj I had my left knee done in Dec. 2019. Due to complications with asthma they gave me a spinal block and I was lightly sedated. I woke up feeling as if nothing happened. I won’t lie to you, physio is a bitch but the more you put into it, the better off you will be down the road. Two tips. When they say to elevate the leg, really elevate it. I mean put a bunch of pillows under it and get that leg way up there. Also, rent an icing machine for two months. It is a cooler that takes ice and water and with an electric pump, circulates the cold water around your knee while you wear a fitted wrap. This is an amazing device and worth the rental. Do not be frightened. You do not have to be put out under a general if that is what scares you. The trick with the physio is that you want to be able to bend your knee 90 degrees or better. I was off work December 3rd and back doing light duty the first week of Feb. I was 58 at the time. I can do anything I need to do with no pain. The downside is that there is some nerve damage which makes you feel like you are kneeling on jelly if you try to put pressure on the knee. This gets better in time. There are some numb sections of the knee which feel odd at times, no pain, just feels odd. If I stretch out on the couch for a while and then try to put my leg back down, it feels very stiff for some reason. This goes away quickly though. I just came in from an hour and a half bike ride on my mountain bike. My knee feels great. Get it done, you won’t regret it and you will feel so much better. Make sure you keep on top of the pain management. Take your pain medication even if you don’t feel you need it quite yet. Once the pain sets in, it is hard to overcome it if you wait to take your meds. It has made a huge difference in my life, it will in your as well. All the best.

Is there a volar plate at the distal joint?

I was nervous about my replacement because I had a stroke 4 years ago and can’t use my left side to take pressure off of my right side I’m 6 weeks in my initial recovery went well I stayed in a rehab for 20 days my pain was and is manageable with Tylenol I stopped pain meds after I was home for about a month nights were the worst I would take 1 at night and 1 before PT.

@usmansardar2113

2 жыл бұрын

Urdu explan kr sakta h

Very good

I am 43 and need a replacement but 4 different doctors said I was to young since the replacement is only good for up to 15 years. I also need my left rotator cuff replaced since I have limited rotation, I hope to get this done soon since I was told they last up to 25 years.

@springpamthompson7078

Жыл бұрын

Stryker Triathlon and others good for 25-30 years. The key is proper removal of damaged bone and alignment of prosthetics for balance and evenness.

I was scheduled for knee replacement surgery in October 4th, but I have osteoporosis. Doctor says OK, please, please someone advise me, I’m 65 and still working

How long does the implant last, without needing adjusting.

Which type of materials(metela) to make implants for hard tissue replacement.

@AlexWayne1

3 жыл бұрын

Titanium

@springpamthompson7078

Жыл бұрын

Plastic is a polycarbonate

I had my knee replacement Dec 18, 2014 and over the last year and half, the pain, swelling and lack of motion is far worse than anything I had prior-to the surgery. If you are reading this, please do everything to avoid this surgery.

@qaskas

7 жыл бұрын

You're one of the unlucky ones to face these complications, most people will likely not have these problems.

@louisecrockettvannortwick5750

6 жыл бұрын

Uncle Dick And The Rust Belt Rebels I totally agree with you ... I had my right knee done in 2014 as well and I’m worse then I was before . They wanted to do both and I said hell no I’ll just deal with how it is ty and that with be the same with my hips as well .( oh and I was only 45 yrs I believe)

@daveyponderosa9549

3 жыл бұрын

Well that’s unfortunate news, I’m sorry to hear that, I don’t know what to say. I had my left knee done about 2 years ago and I am so happy with the result I want my right knee done now. When did you start your PT post op? How good was your surgeon? How good were your PT Specialists? For me, it was a truly horrifying experience at first. There wasn’t enough morphine in the world to make the initial pain go away. Now I live my life pretty much any way I wish. No more fears about 5e leg.

is this forever .or must have to replace it after 10 years

How much expenditure operation with all tests,medicines all hospital charges.

@davidgeorge8541

3 жыл бұрын

Free in Canada! Oh wait, I had to pay for parking.

I'm 60 and I need my knees replaced due to arthritis. My biggest fear is that the surgeon will not be vigilant in his precision while "placing" the replacements and I will be no better off than I am now. I know I sound pessimistic but, I've had bad experiences that have caused me to lose trust and confidence. I've been a dental professional for 30 years and I've given each and every patient my absolute best. When placing veneers, crowns or bridges, my mindset has ALWAYS been that I would never put something in your mouth that I wouldn't put in my mouth or that of someone I love- no matter how long it took me or how badly I may have felt, or how much of a headache I may have had. I've also taught my children that no matter what you are doing, whether it be menial labor or something that requires skill, do it to perfection! Unfortunately, not everyone has that mindset, even when they are supposedly a professional. Hopefully, I can find enough assurance to get this done so that I can live my later days painfree.

my aunt who's 55 years old had knee surgery done back in June of this year she had rehab physical therapy etc it's September she's still in pain can't stand or walk I hope she can walk again

@andyjk5974

3 жыл бұрын

hellow how is your Aunt?

@JHV166

3 жыл бұрын

@@andyjk5974 She died... knee infection....

@vishakabansal3196

2 жыл бұрын

@@JHV166 was that due to lack of proper care? hygeine

Dang this is what YourRage needs

They can rebuild me but they will need more than 6 million dollars. Had my toe done this looks like a good option to have.

Pls how can I get location to do dis pls, someone should help me out

Hi , I’ve had a HTO about 7years ago , can I go for a jog or not, thanks

@jeffharder8706

3 жыл бұрын

If you don’t know after 7 years.....

@davidgeorge8541

3 жыл бұрын

Oh what the heck, go for it!

How much pay money for surgery Indian rupee

Can anyone tell me what software is used to make these videos

@zurtv2206

Жыл бұрын

Call me,i can help you

Must feel so much more comfortable

I haven’t been able to walk for 8 weeks...I have severe arthritis in my knee..also, torn meniscus and my cartilage is flapping or something...but I have pain that goes all the way up the back of my leg to my hip...anyone else have that kind of pain?

@eugensandulescu6319

3 жыл бұрын

No Engl IT problem acedent for Knie?

my knee replacement is about 10yrs old and it is terable and has been for 9.8yrs and nobody wants to help me so now to the lawyers I guess peters in mich

@seshilalvin4129

6 жыл бұрын

ron aeschliman hy can u tel wat happened to ur knee plz

Hi can I use your video for marketing in Bangalore??

My dad's gonna get one of these soon.

my aunt did this surgery 2 days ago, hope she'll recover soon

Which metal is used?

@tonywilliams429

4 жыл бұрын

IMdigitalworks just had mine done 4 months ago. It’s a titanium alloy. I’m doing a lot better now but it was horrible for about 31/2 weeks.

I needed both knees done. They both felt the same amount of pain. I decided to get my right one done first. From the day of surgery I was in pain and had swelling. I could not bend my knee without pain once I bent it a little. In therapy for months with continued pain and swelling. Now three years later I still can’t bend my knee to a normal position. I am in more pain now then when I started. I would never do it again.

Ty

My husband 46 years old will hav this surgery for left knee partial replacement on 14 feb 2023 in France I am very much worried. May Allah help him throughout this journey and give him courage.

Everyone I know who’s had a full knee replacement has had problems,I think it depends on the patient if they like to exercise or not ,you have to work at it to get better , thanks

@springpamthompson7078

Жыл бұрын

Not all down to lack of physio. I had TKA 5 years ago and post op pain not properly addressed. I did all of the PT as asked. Worse pain than before surgery for at least a year. Saud I would not get other knee done until loss of mobility or pain too bad to walk. Had both as remaining knee suddenly "locked" and would not straighten. Different doctor, better technique with computerized x-rays, gps type of navigation to id bone structures. Less healthy bone removed with this accuracy. True outpatient surgery, and 3 weeks later driving and living on my own in home with stairs.

so I am assuminhg the way the artificial knee is designed it does away with the need for the ACL, MCL and such, and there is more stability

@benjaminbyrd5568

3 жыл бұрын

probably less stability because there is no acl or mcl to keep the knee from moving posteriorly or anteriorly

@davidgeorge8541

3 жыл бұрын

I have found no issues with stability whatsoever. The only issue is because of the nerve damage, the outside part of the knee has numbness. Kneeling down on the floor feels like you are kneeling on jelly as you can’t feel the surface. You feel as if you are actually kneeling on something that is several inches above the floor which is unnerving and initially painful. It gets better in time.

@jocelynlalaan3515

3 жыл бұрын

@@benjaminbyrd5568 g

@springpamthompson7078

Жыл бұрын

Wrong assumption.

So are the ACL and PCL too removed?

@springpamthompson7078

Жыл бұрын

No. The preferred is cruciate retaining.

Super duper video

Exercise after Surgery key to getting back to normal. Hard work but worth it.

@daveyponderosa9549

3 жыл бұрын

Amen! Immediate and aggressive PT is the answer. One also needs to be able to push through their pain threshold or………

Has the procedures changed over the last 8 years, is this information out dated.

how much would this be, sounds not bad.

@esthersenior1950

7 жыл бұрын

everyone I know that had this done there is still going strong at 20 years

@lauriewishard7890

6 жыл бұрын

陈春椿山 /

What will the cost be for 1 knee replacement

@Jopo1226

3 жыл бұрын

50K without insurance.

@davidgeorge8541

3 жыл бұрын

Free in Canada except parking.

@takeonefortheteam3764

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidgeorge8541 lol

Is this surgery helpful or not?? Please reply

@GyariSan1

3 жыл бұрын

It helps, but you don't want to rush into it.

@davidgeorge8541

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! It has made all the difference in my life. I just came in from an hour and a half mountain bike ride. What can I say.

@robhart3451

2 жыл бұрын

If you really need it, it can be a life changing event. Towards the end of 2019 I was unable to walk without a cane and every step was agony. I spent my entire 2019 December vacation lying on the couch. Surgery during 2020. Just spent my 2021 December vacation at the same place, walking my dog on the beach every day for 2 weeks. No walking stick, no pain, no swelling, no fuss at all.

I'm watching a ton of videos about this because my mom is having a total replacement in a few weeks and I'm nervous

@anna-uo2ug

6 жыл бұрын

Morgan Sneed same, i want to feel her less hurt but i can't do any thing to her pain :"( i hope your mom will be fine too ^^

@swapnilpatil4545

5 жыл бұрын

Morgan Sneed , same here plus my classmate is ortho surgen..

@Pulkit__7

5 жыл бұрын

omg same, I hope your mom is fine rn.

@khawarnadeem6185

5 жыл бұрын

What happend.... I m aslo think for my dad... and nerves 😑😑

@MrSachinkumar502

4 жыл бұрын

Please share your experience.

My grandmother recovered from knee pain by this surgery

@KneeReplacementTherapists

3 жыл бұрын

Wonderful!

@avinashsharma2453

3 жыл бұрын

9074315069 please give hospital information please please

@hohoho2546

3 жыл бұрын

After the surgery, how long she take to walk again? Cuz my mom just finish the surgery, she so scare pain. Do not dare come down and walk...

@KneeReplacementTherapists

3 жыл бұрын

@@hohoho2546 although it’s painful... it is very important to start walking early on after surgery.. even if it’s just a few steps at a time initially... does she have a walker?

@hohoho2546

3 жыл бұрын

@@KneeReplacementTherapists yes she have, but she feel like cant release the energy to her leg, i meam both legs, cant even lift up her legs when laying down on bed.

I've had one knee done 5 years ago, but the Doctor 🤬it up, now New Doctor will correct it. Had my other knee done, on the process of healing..

and what happens to all the ligaments???

@beavis1513

4 жыл бұрын

NimW Dog food

@WakeUpAmerican000s

4 жыл бұрын

NimW - all knee implants require removal of your ACL. If you have a cruciate-retaining device implanted, your MCLs and PCL remain intact to support the new artificial knee joint. If you end up with a posterior-stabilized type of prostheses, your PCL and ACL are removed - there's a post in the artificial joint that provides the stability instead.

It's very painful to walk , have to use a cane. I'm 58 years old my doctor says I need both knees replaced. I'm overweight it's very hard to lose weight but I am very slowly. They won't do it tell I can get down to at least 275 pounds I'm at 380 now. I was over 500 pounds. I wish they would do it now it would make it alot easier and faster to lose weight.

@caseyfenton90

2 жыл бұрын

Have you consider a gastric sleeve?

I'm almost 41 I have to have total knee replacements I'm in constant pain I can only walk upstairs with my left knee and even that pops and kills me but my right leg is worse the pain never goes away I'm sad I'm only 40 !!!

@lvga23

11 ай бұрын

A friend of mine is 42 and has that problem. Did you experience any developmental trauma (such as domestic violence, sexual abuse, etc.) by any chance? I wonder if that kind of trauma could be the culprit.

They really used Comic Sans for this.

how long does the average knee replacement last, i.e. how long before you have to go for a 2nd/3rd/4th surgery? How many knee replacements can one have? And when the plastic bits wear off, what happens to the tiny plastic bits that come off? Do they just keep floating around the knee or will they move around through your body? What are the effects of those tiny plastic bits that wear off?

@ronaeschliman9210

7 жыл бұрын

a wk like mine

@Willa524

4 жыл бұрын

Anything from 15-25 years depending on how well the patient takes care of their knee and follow the rules. No answer in the plastic bits, will do some research and let you know.

@springpamthompson7078

Жыл бұрын

Very rarely breaks down unless trauma from vehicle accident, fall, or joint infection.

@jakke1975

Жыл бұрын

@@springpamthompson7078 well, technology has advanced I'm sure, I asked this 7 years ago... simply because a specialist told us that knee replacements are generally not for "young" (40-45 years) people. He said they're a last resort and once you start having issues with those, you end up in a wheelchair. My wife's been having issues of cartilage wear in her knees since her teens and because of constant pains, she can just walk... even stairs at a very slow pace are incredibly painful. I asked them about knee replacements for her and they all want to stay far away from it. The result is that my wife now has a very limited life and can't do much of sports to stay healthy and fit, which causes overweight which is even worse for her knees. It's such a ridiculous situation. Seen many doctors in different countries and not a single one is seemingly willing to help.

my father just had his knee replaced and he claims before he got it replaced, his leg wasnt straight.

Painless mobility

Don't have a knee to stand on if it fails.

Was hoping for “first to sleep at a sleepover, rookie mistake” when this popped on my feed.. :(

I’m 34 and having a full right knee done next month

@stacyawino8698

3 жыл бұрын

All the best. Am 34 as well. Awaiting surgery on my left knee in a week.

@rstebbs2757

3 жыл бұрын

@@stacyawino8698 good luck as well

@worldofsorrows5736

3 жыл бұрын

Im 33 and i see no hope just surviving the dobt know how long it ill be

@GyariSan1

3 жыл бұрын

So young. Is there a reason why your knees deteriorated at such a young age?

@LottieLooP123

2 жыл бұрын

How did it go?

just imagine recovery from this .....

@brianbradley1345

3 жыл бұрын

3 days recovery give or take

@deeorr6403

3 жыл бұрын

@@brianbradley1345 that's until out of hospital. 3 months plus to recover

@daveyponderosa9549

3 жыл бұрын

For me, it was a overnight stay and I was sent home. One week later I was aggressively rehabbing my leg. 2 years on and I’m so glad that I had it done. That said, the immediate post operative pain was out of this world. I regretted it for days it hurt so much.

@akaalisbenjamin2093

3 жыл бұрын

@@daveyponderosa9549 what does that even feel like? i imagine a burning-numbness sensation within your knee itself of some kind?

@daveyponderosa9549

3 жыл бұрын

@@akaalisbenjamin2093 Burning excruciating pain that not enough Morphine/Dilaudid could cut through. Absolutely EFFING horrible for a couple/few days. Then I had to begin AGGRESSIVE REHABILITATION. For about 1 week I was bordering on tears and drugged up like nobody’s business. After about 2 weeks it started to feel a tiny bit better. The PT was awful for about 2 weeks or so, then it just hurt. NOT I WANT TO DIE HURT…..JUST HURT. After about 3-4 weeks I was good and PT no longer felt like my leg had been cut off. Apart from having a talented Surgeon to do the work, YOU MUST ABSOLUTELY BEGIN P/T ASAP. It’s awful but mandatory, if anyone says otherwise then they are being misled. Now……well actually TODAY about 2 hours ago I got home from a 6-7 km run? Left STRAVA at home. Lol I have zero stability/mobility issues. My leg feels so good now that I want my other knee fixed. But like the saying goes NO PAIN NO GAIN! Suffering through the initial pain of surgery and P/T is mandatory. Do that and you’ll be grateful. First few weeks I HATED MY THERAPISTS. Now I send them Christmas Cards and give them updates. I found that the people both men and women WHO DID PUSH THROUGH THE INITIAL AGONY HAD THE MOST SUCCESSFUL RECOVERIES. Those who DID NOT will likely still suffer. NO I AM NOT A TOUGH GUY AT ALL…I WAS JUST DETERMINED THAT I WOULD NOT BE ONE OF THOSE WHO STILL SUFFERED. Why waste the surgery and suffering for MORE PAIN AND SUFFERING?

@t Nice For Spine Related Disorders

Dammit I dont want another surgery... But this one I may need... This knee is JACKED UP right now... SMH

@GyariSan1

3 жыл бұрын

What's your age?

@doclew28

3 жыл бұрын

@@GyariSan1 only 50. Had a chunk of meniscus removed. And it pops, locks, grabs and grinds. It feels like a bag of wet chicken bone gristle. 😭😭😭

Can i do parkour with this

@cheeriosaltcream

3 жыл бұрын

lmao

@davidgeorge8541

3 жыл бұрын

You can do anything you want but riddle me this; do you want a knee replacement that lasts months or years?

I played an operation game on a website called "Eddheads," where I did this surgery. Oh good times.

My head use to hurt all the time...swelling, stiff neck....so I got a total "Head Replacement"....no pain or stiffness now...but I have this reoccurring dream of my lower body being run over by a steam roller. How long will this last and why can I speak "Homeless"?

@aimeeotero11

4 жыл бұрын

😂

@ggstylz

3 жыл бұрын

😂 😂 😂

Watching this preparing for the inevitable. Hopefully with surgery and injections I can get a few more years out of my natural ones seeing as I am only 36

Ouch!

These are done as outpatient surgeries now.

Great video! If anyone here is gearing up for this operation, you'll find some videos on our channel about mindfulness and other aspects that can help with both preparation and recovery. All the best! 🌟

@brendacunliffe9986

3 жыл бұрын

What’s your app

@moiraduplessis2900

2 жыл бұрын

I am having my left knee done on the 26th. Where can i read up yr info pse

Sports like tennis is no problem? You recover all you remplacement sensations again?

@babla69420

2 жыл бұрын

The skin and nerves aren't removed

My surgeon doesn’t cut that far up into the quad it’s a better recovery.

I'd say those weeks after have to freaking hurt like a bitch. Damn!

That is not permanent solution, more joint is not adjusted

Need this for my whole joints on the right side of my body. Knowing the NHS they will make me suffer in pain till I'm nearly 80 then say I am too old for the surgery - I am now nearly 50 and would rather have the surgery now so I can live a less pain free life.

Somebody had this at younger age? 30's to 40's ?

I just want too have No Pain and get around easier.

Can a 31-year-old do this? Is there a life long guarantee?

@GyariSan1

3 жыл бұрын

General consensus is that Total knee replacements last average of 25 years. My mum had one done but only lasted 10 years before having to replace them again. The first one she was doing quite good, relatively pain free, but after the second one she has lost a lot of mobility and is in a lot more pain than the first. She's was 65 when she first had hers.

@aashishnakarmi1690

Жыл бұрын

@@GyariSan1 65 when she had her firsts or second?

there is a hospital in india Rishi ayurveda hospitals they are save the knee without surgery.. if we have sever pain or osteophyts and othere knee problm that doctores help as .. its very meragile results is there

@GyariSan1

3 жыл бұрын

no Ayurvedic or Chinese medicine or any form of physio treatment is going to give u a pain free life and return your mobility if your cartilage is completely worn and bones are rubbing bones. You think these patients wanted to have such a damaging surgery? They do it because it's the last resort.

We're slowly but surely becoming cyborgs 😅

What if my ligaments are torn , cus they did try to replace them using another person's but I didn't even know and by my next appointment they were torn again, that's medical Doctor's for you they suck and the stupid ass drunk driver that hit me didn't have insurance.

@Willa524

4 жыл бұрын

If the doctor's suck that much, why don't you just do it yourself???

@daveyponderosa9549

3 жыл бұрын

Doctors suck?!? Maybe yours was just shit. Not all doctors are equal. I have a new knee and replaced cadaver ligaments. My knee feels great and I can’t wait until I can get the other knee replaced. How were your PT Specialists? When did you begin your PT post op? Or did you? I’m virtually pain free most of the time. And I lead a pretty active lifestyle again.