Had one both knees replaced one month apart (May and June 2022). Surgical pain was moderate at worst, PT was the toughest part. I was able to walk my daughter down the aisle with no limp in early October and went skiing in January. I’m back to walking 18 when I golf. My legs feel 10 years younger. I feel like my surgeon gave me my life back.

@TalkingWithDocs

Жыл бұрын

That is awesome Len!

@johnpurcell8380

Жыл бұрын

@@TalkingWithDocs 76. Age 84 a big issue

@RT-tn4ry

Жыл бұрын

Doing it June29th, pray I can be at Winterpark Jan. !

@stevenmaynes5413

Жыл бұрын

I'm doing the same months this year first one is done,next one in 6 days so far so good

@terryjones2012

Жыл бұрын

Actual skiing 7months post op ?

I just had a total knee replacement on Tuesday. Is really not bad, is just the pain and swelling. But I watch one of your video you guys said control my pain, stay on top of my meds. And that’s what im doing . So my advice is PRAY BEFORE YOU GO SURGERY AND THE GOOD LORD WILL HELP YOU THRU❤️😇❤️

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Yes Lulu always nice to have the Good Lord on your side. All the best. Thanks for watching and subscribing

@luluvaesau1207

2 жыл бұрын

@@TalkingWithDocs ❤️🥰❤️

I've had both TKRs done in the past 14 months (plus 1 THR). By far, the worst part was the PT and pressing myself to the limit. But other than the PT, I had very little pain and healed great and am fully active today. A friend had a TKR just one week after my first one. He refused to push himself and said he would do nothing if it hurt. He claimed the body would heal on its own and was not designed to be in pain. To this day, he has very little flex in his knee and is in pain with every step. He brought this on himself. When the surgeon and PTs tell you to go all in, they are saying it from knowledge and experience. I am glad I chose to listen to that knowledge and experience.

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Gary. We would agree. The therapists have vast knowledge and yes you need to push. Early in the process. Thanks for sharing. Thanks for watching and subscribing

@juanitarobinson1277

Жыл бұрын

@@TalkingWithDocs I had TKR 2 day’s ago, why is the back of my knee so painful, it has me in tears literally trying to sit up!

I have had both knees replaced and I agree with this video! But my knees feel very good now (one year post op) and it was totally worth it. Thanks to all ortho docs who dedicate their career to helping people move better. I am also a PT, so I have helped others through it. Hang in there folks, you can do it!

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Nice Musical lover and thanks for all the work you do!! Thanks for watching and subscribing

@roseofmercy

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your video's. I'm due to have Total knew replacement this coming week. ..in absolutely dreading it! Saoirse (uk)

@roseofmercy

Жыл бұрын

@@youubik my surgery were cancelled I'm afraid because of a urine infection.....now I have to wait!! Thank you for all you do! 😊

@lencavallaro6781

Жыл бұрын

I had a great surgeon no doubt, but it was the PT team that maximized the outcome. Great team approach and the camaraderie among the patients really helped when in a rough patch.

@carolschedler3832

Жыл бұрын

@@roseofmercy sorry you were postponed! I hope you are recovering now or back on the surgical calendar!!! Wishing you a speedy and complete recovery!

Two additional items to warn patients about: one, if your surgeon uses a nerve block you will feel some period of no pain after the surgery - ,Maybe even 24 hours. However, when the nerve block wears off you might be slammed with pain. Make sure you’ve started the pain meds ahead of this point in time. Two, icing according to instruction given by the surgeon really helped.

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed Michael. Thanks for watching and subscribing

Dr. Zalzal was my surgeon for both my knees. Excellent doctor! Can’t say enough about his candour, skill and now with these videos, I see his humour and fun side. They are right about everything they say, but depression and a feeling of isolation should be mentioned. My husband was there for me totally, supported me, took me to every appointment, but I still felt alone, sad, cried a lot. Maybe it was the narcotics? I also didn’t feel great about having each knee done until about week 6, then I felt great, optimistic, and hopeful. After both knees done, healed, my world has opened up and life is great! That, and a good stool softener...!

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing Jennifer and so glad you did so well. The depression is real and sometimes relates to the sleep disturbance. All the best. Thanks for watching and subscribing

@nancyjones6428

2 жыл бұрын

About 1 week post OP from a TKR I put my head down on the table and cried. It wasn't from pain, I think there was an element of depression that went away, I hear this is normal.

@lisamaserjian-hj1js

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for bringing up the depression. I’ve always done really well with pain after surgery, but I could see with having to take the narcotics and having sleep disruption worse than other surgeries that depression could be a factor to keep in mind.

Thank you for the great videos! I had a TKR in January and could not be happier with the result. I urge anyone waiting for surgery to see a physiotherapist for pre-op exercises - I attribute my rapid recovery to being well prepared before surgery, and doing the post op exercises faithfully afterward. There is pain and discomfort for a few weeks but keep reminding yourself with each day you are healing and getting stronger.

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Yes M H. Good approach. Thanks for watching and subscribing

I had my right knee done Nov. 2 and it's been a great experience actually. My surgeon did it robotically I really haven't had much pain and the only "discomfort I experienced was more like muscle pulling above and below the knee. I have done the PT exercises and will be done in a couple of weeks. I'm a bit stiff in the morning, but like an old car, once I get moving I'm fine. I am having my left knee done the end of September and will be interested how this goes. I had watched your videos before my surgery and am very glad I did. They were a great help.

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Well glad we could help Peter and happy to hear you did well. Good luck in September. Thanks for watching and subscribing

@brookekolodychuk8826

Жыл бұрын

Enjoy your videos. I am 74 and had surgery December 10, 2022. Excellent surgeon and a very favourable outcome. I used these videos pre-surgery for three weeks strengthening and stretching which made a huge difference. I could have walked out of the hospital as I started bending and stretching as soon as I came out of surgery but with the pain meds they insisted on a wheelchair. I started physio on day three post surgery and kept following your videos. Have just started finished week 4 really no pain, no hematoma, muscles pretty much recovered. I had the choice of waiting but decided to go ahead because of my age. This is the third surgery on this knee and by far the best. Can’t emphasize enough exercise through the pain, take your meds so you can do this or you will never be totally happy with the results.

@jimmyk6336

3 ай бұрын

Your surgery was done robotically, was that a Mako robot and a Stryker knee replacement?

@susanaustman543

15 күн бұрын

I agree. The muscle below and behind knee is sometimes very uncomfortable. I’m week 10 TKR.

I had double full knee replacement in December. I watched this the day before my surgery. Thank you! It helped me get through my first 24-48 hours once I got home. I had to do it without any pain meds due to horrible side effects, but I made it through and now a little over 5 months post op I’m very happy i did it the way I did. I can now get on the floor and play with my grandchildren and actually take a walk without being in pain.

@TalkingWithDocs

Жыл бұрын

Glad we could help. Congrats

Doing the right knee in four days. These videos are very helpful.

Both knees done. I love them. Used ice for the little bit of pain I had. I was in PT before they sent me home the afternoon of my surgeries Walked with walker to my bedroom at home. PT 3x per week and at home. I know everyone has different levels of pain tolerance but I’m lucky to be tolerant of high pain levels. Now walking 3-4 miles a day. I’m truly blessed. If you are having knee surgery, hang in there. Your life is going to change for the better. 🤗

I loved that you said to start the exercises before surgery. It helped alot. I had both knees done in the last eight months. It was totally worth it.

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome Pam! Thanks for watching and subscribing

Had my right knee done at 57. I was walking the same day but at that time they would keep you several days. I took no narcotics after the first day and relied on Tylenol and cannabis. I pushed hard but with caution. Once healed I heavily kneaded the scar to work out the scar tissue. Five years later I have over 135 degrees of motion and have no pain in that knee with the exception of occasional pain from my kneecap (once every couple of months) but the kneecap was never resurfaced. I used a cane to walk and had a handicap sticker for parking. Now, I can walk all I want and usually park at the far end of the parking lot for exercise. No regrets and I must give credit to an excellent surgeon and team. It was my second best surgery. My best surgery was my 2019 kidney transplant. 😊

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Kidney Kayaker. Yes kidney transplant #1. Glad you are doing so well. All the best. Thanks for watching and subscribing

Just had my second knee surgery yesterday home today. Thank you for these videos they helped me with the first knee and they will with this one too. One thing I can add is that moving your leg gets so much easier the more ya do it 👍🏼👍🏼

@TalkingWithDocs

Жыл бұрын

That is awesome Nancy!

I love all of your educational videos, but so glad to see you are doing specific orthopedic videos again. I had to have my knee surgery twice, 1 week apart because I bled into the joint. A very rare event (thank goodness)! Now that was pain, the second postoperative period was a cinch after getting it redone. The pain DOES go away, and you will be so much better off after the surgery. I am do glad I had mine done.

@dannyferrer2609

2 жыл бұрын

You guys are amazing. Thank you for educating us . Even tough I don’t need any of those things but never say never. At least you put me at peace. God bless you both. Have you guys traveled to the US?

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Nice Cindy! Glad you are ok. Yes we are working towards a balance of generalized medicine and health plus Orthopedic surgery videos. Thanks for watching and subscribing

I had my second knee replacement 14 August 2023. Left knee was replaced 10 March 2022. The first day I came too and my right leg was numb from hip to toes for 8 hours at least if not 12 hours. The anesthetist used too much anesthetic in the epidural. No problem with eating. Next was my bowels would not open had to have a catheter. (In fact everyone in the ward of 4 had the same issue all had different operations). Whilst numb I was got out of bed by physiotherapist and squatting down bent my knee in reflection past 90 degrees. Day 2 was pain full my guts were not working and I eat on day one. I had the worst constipation ever. Exceptionally pain full. Right knee carried on improving. Went up and down stairs on crutches. Constipation was cured with so much laxative in every orifice. Day 3 getting about on crutches and I was discharged. 5 weeks later I had an appointment with my Orthopedic surgeon. 120 degrees of reflection and 5 degrees short of getting my leg out straight. Wound had healed up very nicely. Knee was still swollen and red and I was discharged with the option of further consultation if required. I was walking unaided. Start of week 6 I had watched a youtube video on how to straighten my knee and practiced the exercise once reduced the straightening to 2.5 degree. Had a physiotherapy appointment and discharged with the option of returning any time in the next 9 months. Compared to my left knee recovery the right knee recovery was traumatic, painful and fast. For my left knee I was still using crutches for months after. I presume it was my experience of the left knee replacement which made my right knee recovery so fast. As I had my reclining stationary bike in place and I had a full body panel for red light therapy. Using the red light panel twice a day (12 hours apart) expenetionaly improved my recovery. I started using the bike in week 2 just going back and forward. It only took 2 sessions before completing a complete cycle. By week 5 I was doing 50 revs per minute for 30 minutes at a resistance of 4. On day 14 after the operation I stopped taking strong painkillers switching to paracetamol every 6 hours taken with colchicine twice a day. That bring my recovery to 5th October 2023. I also iced my knee have a stack of 12 ice pads in my freezer. As and when I felt like it. When the temperature went to 30 degrees centigrade in august I had to purchase additional ice pads. I learnt a lot from my first left knee replacement.

I literally had a TKR outpatient surgery today 3-25-22. So far I’ve had a pretty positive experience. I had the surgery at 10am and it is now midnight. The pain has been controlled with a nerve block prior to surgery and by the pain meds prescribed. I’ve been up and around several times beginning in the recovery room. I was pretty anxious about getting the surgery but I’m glad that I went through with it. I know there may be tougher days ahead with the recovery process, but at this point I would recommend getting the surgery if it is something that you need to get back to a better activity level. Thanks for your very informative videos!

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Very welcome Deb and congrats!! Very exciting for you. Best of luck with your recovery. Thanks for watching and subscribing

@kamaloutaguerouine8209

2 жыл бұрын

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@kamaloutaguerouine8209

2 жыл бұрын

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@Rosary716

Жыл бұрын

How was it after the block wore off? I had the hospital blanket in my mouth to stifle my screams. Horrible experience

@robertacolarette1594

Жыл бұрын

@@Rosary716 Really? I’m scheduled for a knee replacement this month and the pain and how they want me to move right after scares me to death. The closer the day gets the more nervous I am.

I had TKR almost 1 yr ago and I'm so glad I did it! I would say for myself after about 2 days post up everyday got better! And the cool thing was I could actually see the improvement! Do what your surgeon says! I started w physical therapy at home for a couple weeks and then transitioned to outpt rehab. Keep working/ bending your knee as recommended. I am still getting improved ROM! No more pain of arthritis! Good luck to you!!!

@ak203

2 жыл бұрын

Improved ROM after 1 year? Umm..that's contrary to physics and biology.

@gingergarrett5606

2 жыл бұрын

@@ak203 actually my surgeon said I could have improvement in ROM for up to 2 years. Not sure what your "physics/biology" info is from but that is my experience. I am a healthcare professional.

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Congrats Ginger. So glad you are doing so well. Thanks for watching and subscribing

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Alex. True the majority of range of motion will be obtained in the first 3 months but we tell patients they can improve out to 12-18 months depending on how hard they work. Thanks for watching and subscribing

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

We would agree Ginger. Certainly beyond a year if you work hard and keep pushing past your last milestone. Thanks for watching and subscribing

Had one done on 3rd of Jan. Worked on strengthening and mobility pre-OP, worked on post operation PT. This led to a really good outcome. The worst part was not being able to find a comfortable way to sleep.

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Yes Ken. Very hard to sleep! Thanks for watching and subscribing

I had my TKR done 3 weeks ago and day 3 was a tough day. BUT thankfully as I’d watched your videos beforehand I was more prepared for how I was going to feel post op. One thing to emphasise for me is the pain I had pre-surgery was worse and any fears that I was doing the wrong thing went out of the window. I know this was the best thing for me and now the way is up and I’m looking forward to being able to walk again properly, without limping or being in the pain of bone on bone. Thanks, guys and keep up the excellent work

@TalkingWithDocs

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing that Sue. Best of luck during the rest of your recovery

@lorrainehoughtaling5941

6 ай бұрын

I had my right knee replaced 2017. Never took the first pain pill after getting home! I used a walker the first day home, after that, all by myself! No cane either! PT came to home. My Dr couldn’t believe how well Zi did!! I am morbidly obese and it was smooth as silk! I live alone and learned VERY quickly how to get to tv tray with meals minus the walker!!!! I love watching y’all’s clips! So much information and laughter too! Keep it up!!!!

Hello! I had my TKR this morning at 8:30am, and I am home now. Going through your videos because they are super helpful! Thank you for making these!

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

That is awesome Robin! Congrats. Best of luck during your recovery. Glad we could help. Thanks for watching and subscribing

I watched all your TKR videos prior to my TKR 5 weeks ago. I appreciate everything you have posted. Thanks to you and my doctor and PA, I can honestly say I walked into the hospital in more pain than I walked out with! I went in with some nerves, and thinking I would do my other knee in a year, now I am excited to do my other knee in 3 mos. Thank you for the videos.

I’m day 7 post knee replacement. My first 2 days in hospital was my body not liking the medication. Oxy made my blood pressure drop when they went to get me up to walk on day 0. Change medication to Percocet on day one and the same thing happened. Blood pressure dropped to 70/40 when I would stand up. The 3rd medication worked and I felt like a new person. Crazy pain but got under control. Then I could finally do physical therapy and go home. My next hurdle after not being able to pee and getting catheter 2x was constipation I went through utter hell passing my first poop to the point of screaming in pain trying to pass that turd. I am feeling good now and working my knee vigorously to get range of motion before the first physical therapy appointment after leaving the hospital. They could not get me in for 5 days so thanks to the information I got from the hospital physical therapist and your video on what to do after knee replacement I am getting a pretty good range of motion week one. Thanks for the videos

I love watching you guys. My replacment is next week. I’m 72. Told my husband he will hate me for a little while. AND I told my surgeon I liked him, he has a good personality. He laughed and told me I’d hate him later. LOL. I am NOT looking forward to this.

This was very timely. My wife’s TKR was just today right about the time you dropped the video. It’s reassuring to hear that her experience is typical. I am glad you didn’t wait another day to do this one.

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

That’s funny Mike. Best of luck to her and now you are ready to help!! Thanks for watching and subscribing

8/23/16 Right TKR age 71 5/3/21 Left TKR age 76 Absolutely the the best decisions I ever made. Can only imagine where I’d be had I not had these operations. Worth all the pain, and 4 months of PT. Can now get around as normally. Find the right doctor. I did. Good luck. Don’t over think it.

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Sage advice Barbara. Happy for you. Thanks for watching and subscribing

I have had both my knees replaced. The first one was in 2019. They did not give my any pain meds other than a small pump that was putting a painkiller directly into my knee. It ran out on day 4. I was in horrible pain. The second knee replacement was done in 2020. This time I was given pain medicine to help for a few days. It was tolerable. I’m glad I had them done now. The pain I had before the surgeries is gone…no more crying at night if I turn over the wrong way!

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Yes Susan! So glad you are ok. Thanks for watching and subscribing

Another great video! 👍 You two are always great at giving us such helpful information and talking to us like real people. And your sense of humor adds that special touch. 😉 I'm not currently in the market for a knee replacement but if I ever am, I'll be sure to refer to your videos. Peace of mind is always a good thing when it comes to surgery and you certainly provide that. Thanks for all you do!

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Very welcome Vickie. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Thanks for watching and subscribing

Thank you so much Doctors! I just had knee replacement surgery and it has been tough but it is only day three. What I wanted to say I haven’t been eating much at all and I was so happy to hear that was normal. I have watched you two before surgery for exercises and such! You two are the best!

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it Nets! Good luck during your recovery. Thanks for watching and subscribing

Helpful as always. I did go home the same day and I can relate to all of this. The horrible bruising , pain and regret were all there. SO much pain. 😩Very Sick from pain meds. Not hungry. 😭. I’m almost 6 weeks out now and doing much better. All of your videos are so great and helpful ‼️

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Glad we could help Roxi!! Thanks for watching and subscribing

@linkee57

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I got soooo sick and I hurt so badly! I’ve had total hip replacement Alif on back and this by far has been the worst of all! Thank you for all the info!!!!❤

I am day 3 after a knee replacement. You guys exactly hit the nail on the head with what I am now going through. I have less pain this morning and can cut back the morphine. I am doing the exercises although it is painful and start physio this week. Hoping it was all worth while!

I am 2 weeks post op on my second knee replacement and this video is spot on. They provide great insight and advice. I just shared this with a friend who has a TKR consult scheduled for tomorrow.

@TalkingWithDocs

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Thomas that is awesome. Thanks for watching and subscribing. And best of luck with your recovery.

This format is fabulous. Straight doc talk.

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Hi jill. Doing our best to keep it real. Thanks for watching and subscribing

I had TKR on both knees one year apart in '17 & '18, then total right hip replacement in '20. The hip was a breeze compared to the knees, BUT I put in all the hard physio therapy work required for the knees, and I had 100% success and attained great range of motion in both. My surgeon was surprised and very happy with the ROM I accomplished during the healing process. Not going to lie.....it was tough, but the best thing someone told me prior to my first TKR was that the purpose of working hard on bending with those painful exercises was to keep 'breaking up the scar tissue' that's forming as it's healing. I just kept visualizing that as I was doing all the PT, and it really helped me to take control. I feel that having a simple stationary bike was what really helped with my ROM. Once my PT said it was ok, I started with the seat much higher and just rocked my legs back and forth (make sure your feet are in the stirrups.....you do NOT want the operated leg to slip off the pedal!!! And obviously, no tension on the wheels.) As you get those muscles warmed up, the rocking motion will get bigger, and then finally, with a LOT of bravery, you make that very FIRST ROTATION!!! THAT is SO exciting!! As healing progressed, I lowered my seat incrementally and that made the rotations harder, and forced a greater bend, but I did it. (Some tears running from the eyes involved, but worth it!) I think, that if you're not working hard enough to bring on a few tears.....then you're not working hard enough! My best friend was too afraid of the pain, and she did not have good success with her ROM. First 2 weeks are nasty, but once the staples are out, the dressing off, and the swelling starts to reduce, you feel so much better. I am 100% happy with both my knees (& my hip), and I have absolutely no regrets at all......BUT you have to DO the work! ~~Mavis~~

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing your approach Mavis and so glad that you did so well. All the best. Thanks for watching and subscribing

I meet with my orthopedic doc 4/4/22 and honestly these videos help a lot. But once I was told I need tkr I started looking up and doing the pt requirements so here’s to a great recovery. The mind is an amazing tool

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Good luck next week Roger! Thanks for watching and subscribing

My dog got off his leash, I had to walk almost 2 miles, no walker, no cane, 3 days after my second surgery. This was the second surgery on the same knee. My first 'surgeon' bragged about getting me 'in and out' in 45 minutes. My wound drained for almost 4 months after first surgery. 19 months later a competent surgeon replaced every thing. That wound did not drain at all. He found loose bone cement floating in my knee and my knee cap had shifted out of position and was shave too thin from first surgery. Knee cap fractured later. Make sure you use a doctor that actually takes the time to do good work and cares about your recovery.

@TalkingWithDocs

Жыл бұрын

We would agree. Hope you are ok now.

Thanks for this. It has eased my apprehensions some . I have watched your exercises to do before knee replacement and I’m working with your recommendations daily.

Yes, the early regret and surgeon hating is for real! 10 days out and several pt sessions and I'm starting to see the light. I also did a bunch of pre-op quad and glute exercises which I think has helped a ton! Can't wait to get back out there and hike!

@TalkingWithDocs

Жыл бұрын

Nice! Congrats. Thanks for watching and subscribing

Another great segment!! You answered the questions I had for my pre-op in 2 weeks. In this vid, you mention about interaction with a "partner" to help with various activities. My docs office refers to them as coaches. After this one, we watched the "6 Exercises after TKR". In it, the physio mentions while performing the exercises if your not in pain you're not pushing it, it should put a tear in your eye. Well my coach, (aka; my wife) looked over at me, smiled and said "oh...you'll be in pain!" But her question is, how far is too far to push? Or when can she say, "get up and get it yourself". So she wouldn't mind seeing a video dedicated to information just for partners/coaches.

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Good idea Daddi O. The hip is certainly not as painful as the knee. Best of luck to the both of you. Thanks for watching and subscribing

Brilliant as always. I’m Just 6 months into my first knee replacement and second one now going ahead in 8 weeks time and it’s amazing how much you forget. But it’s true. You do forget pain.

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Well mark one down and one to go! Thankfully you do forget the pain or no one would get the second one done. Good luck in 8 weeks. Thanks for watching and subscribing

@youthrevisitedagain

2 жыл бұрын

I can’t remember the pain from childbirth, so I imagine the memory from knee surgery would pass, too, thankfully.

@aliciafinnegan6915

Жыл бұрын

So true about forgetting the pain. Before surgery and after.

Thank you so much. I am day 4 post surgery, first day I can look at videos. I was feeling pretty bad and watched this video. Knowledge takes the pain away. I’m calmer, better, knowing it is normal and it will ease

@TalkingWithDocs

Жыл бұрын

Yay Monica! Way to go. Hang in there. It gets better each day. Thanks for watching and subscribing

Ive NOT had a knee replacement but assisted at many! I find your videos inspiring!! Well done.

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much ROBIN!! Thanks for watching and subscribing

Between such an important video and equally important comments all around there is so much important information here. I watched the entire video and don't believe you mentioned how happy the patient would be that they had their knee done (sorry if I missed it). That comment was given by those above and below that actually had their knees replaced. Always good information here. Many thanks for all the sharing.

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Hi BW. Very welcome. You certainly will be happy. Just not on day one. 😁. Thanks for watching and subscribing

Thank you for all of your videos about TKR. My surgeon has not told me much about afterwards and he didn't tell me to do any prehab exercises either. My surgery is next Wednesday, and I really appreciate all of the information. I wanted to minimize narcotic use too but now I see I will need to take it as needed to get through the pain post op. I work in PACU but have never done ortho, so thank you for everything.

@TalkingWithDocs

Жыл бұрын

Very welcome Kathy. Best of luck with your surgery! Thanks for watching and subscribing

I had bilateral TKR 10 months ago. I got lucky I guess my knees never got swollen. I still have some pain on both of my knees, but it's manageable. I go for 1/2 walks in the morning, 20 minutes bike & 20 minutes on the treadmill. My therapist advised to do through out the day, not one after the other because it would be too much for my knees. I'm pretty happy how it's going, I can do a lot more things now. Before the surgery I couldn't even take 5 steps my knees hurt so bad. I've been watching your videos I find them.very helpful.

@TalkingWithDocs

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like you are doing very well 01sanfra. Thanks for watching and subscribing

My first day after knee surgery and it is incredibly hard and painful just getting out of a chair standing up using a walker. I didn't expect that much pain and difficulty

Thank you for these videos--I am due to have TKR in the spring and these have been really helpful in easing my anxiety about what is going to happen and what I should expect. Many thanks!

@TalkingWithDocs

Жыл бұрын

You’re very welcome Lee. Good luck in the spring! Thanks for watching and subscribing

Hello! Thank you for your videos! I truly credit your videos helping me have a good result! I went to the hospital at 6am, and I was walking into my home with a walker at 12:30! Truly incredible! I had my knee replaced in October, and I am doing well! The one thing I was not prepared for was the extreme bruising of my whole leg! I looked like someone took a ball bat to my leg, not just the knee area, but up my thigh and down to my ankle. And they lasted for at least 3 weeks. I was well prepared for my procedure and for me that helps. Your constant reminders of doing your therapy echoed in my head and pushed me along. Plus, I had an excellent physical therapist who knew just how much to push me to do more than I thought I could do. Thing that helped me the most was my cryocuff (ice machine) I used 22 pounds of ice each day for about 4 weeks. Thank you for ALL your videos Debbie Duckworth

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2 жыл бұрын

Hi Debbie. That is so awesome!! We are so glad we could help in any way. Congrats. Thanks for watching and subscribing

Your video is fantastic! I'm going for my second TKR but I'm not so worried as I went through it before but you videos are uplifting and even though they seem scary, to me they are not! Thank you for them.

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Жыл бұрын

Very welcome Phyllis. Best of luck. Thanks for watching and subscribing

I had TKR surgery done on Wednesday and today is Friday. Some things that have struck me: as you can't get out of bed your toilet needs are .et with a catheter and a large nappy😢 As I am prone to constipation, I haven't pooed for 3 days. Also my operated leg remained anaesthetised for 24 hrs after the op which can make you believe that it's not as painful as you expected. My philosophy is that many people have come through this, therefore, so can I. And so can you!!

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Жыл бұрын

You can do it!

You know, you docs are spot on with your comments regarding pain. First day after surgery was the eye before the storm so to speak. I slept most of the time on opioid meds. The 2nd and third days were the worst. That’s when the pain prevented me from sleeping and relaxing even with a steady dose of the required meds. I gritted my teeth but reminded myself that each day after surgery is a day closer to wellness and freedom from pain. I made sure to have a steady supply of ice pads as well. Those really helped a lot. Bathroom breaks were no fun either. But i persisted to get over the first week, knowing that “the darkest hour is just before dawn” and dawn came the second week. My battle scar was a sight to behold and to brag about. Once the staples were removed (it was a breeze!), i knew i had it made!

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Жыл бұрын

Congrats Mila! Thanks for watching and subscribing

Goodmorning to my sweet drs and thank you for doing this on TNR I had both knees done 4 months apart late last year and everything you said is all so true on day 1 and I was in pain for the first week then it started to feel much less painful. I slept in my recliner for 3 weeks because my bedroom is on the second floor. And you really do need to bend that knee and it does hurt but it's so important to be able to walk and get around. Thank God I did everything my dr told me as I can bend my knees without all that pain I was in before my surgeries and am so glad I had it done and I have to say for a few days right after the surgery I wasnt 😫 .I love your videos and cant wait for your next one and please stay safe and my love and hugs to you and to your families .🤗🤗💙💙 Maria from the USA

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2 жыл бұрын

That is such great news Maria. All the best to you and you stay safe as well. Thanks for watching and subscribing

Hey docs! Thanks for sharing this video, I find it very helpful!😊

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2 жыл бұрын

Very welcome Alida. Thanks for watching and subscribing

Please stay the full day after. It is really painful and could use that day to have the nurses keep an eye on you.

My surgery is on Monday. I'm excited and nervous. Thank you so much for these videos. It helps a lot with all of what I'm feeling.

@michellelillie6259

2 жыл бұрын

The surgery will be amazing. I had mine done in the morning and was walking by dinner time. Prep your kitchen with meals and remove any trip hazards. Do the physical therapy and you'll be fine. In 3 months I had my 2nd knee done !

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2 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome doggiemom2. Best of luck on Monday. You’ve got this!! Thanks for watching and subscribing

@mermaid0714

2 жыл бұрын

I’m scheduled for April 8th but trying to stay positive 🫣

Going under the knife on March 15 2023 and after years of pain and not getting to enjoy my hobbies the time is soon. Thanks for the video for they give me confidence in my recovery.

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Жыл бұрын

Best of luck

After 14 weeks post op (thr) I’m totally thankful for my amazing surgeon, every day is better than the one before but that first week is hard not just with the pain but the emotional aspect of relying on somebody else

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2 жыл бұрын

Yes Hayley but you did it!! Thanks for watching and subscribing

Thank you. I'm scheduled for 12/28/22. I am an overachiever. You have made me feel all right to not be in competition with any on or myself. Just work hard and smart but it is ok to rest and not be pressured.

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Жыл бұрын

Agreed Papa. Best of luck on December 28. Thanks for watching and subscribing

I have had both knees replaced. One 19 years ago, and one 14 years ago. Post op was in hospital 3 days back then, but had a bad reaction to the medication. This is great information. The emphasis on PT and exercise is SO important. I believe it makes the major difference. I have been able to do pretty much everything all these years. Including hiking and going to the gym. What a blessing. AND, they still work fine, and are pain free!

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Жыл бұрын

That is awesome Susan. Congrats to you. Thanks for watching and subscribing

@susanhowe2874

Жыл бұрын

May I add that you are doing a great job, providing important information. I’ll be 75 this year, and can still do my 6 km beach walks. I found that a positive attitude is a big help too. The only drawback I have found, is that my balance isn't as good when climbing up rocks or beach logs. Thanks again!

I had mine done, mowing the yard in 10 days. Hell yes it hurt and the PT blows but man up and do it. The worst part was the first dump you TRY to take, WOW that medicine will bind you up - don’t skip the stool softeners. 2 other tips - have a grab bar by the toilet and have a cold water circulator - for me, ice way way better than pills for pain.

I had my 1st TKR 2/22/22 on my right knee...my next one is 6/28/22 on my left knee if course lol. I never felt a great deal of pain after surgery but that may be because I had so much pain prior to surgery! My biggest mistake was comparing other people's, what seemed like faster recovery to mine! I also recall I just couldn't eat! Literally no appetite. My appetite came back after about 3 weeks. My knee is still swollen but I walk everyday and I've joined a gym in order to concentrate on strengthening my knee. I also did everything my physical therapy told me to do...it was grueling BUT I knew it was for the best! I work from home, went back to work at week 7. I also used the CPM Machine for 3 weeks. I'm so thankful for these videos, I'm starting to watch them all over again to prep for June lol ...so glad these two have been sooo informative!!

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2 жыл бұрын

Congrats CookiesMomma!! So glad we could help and best of luck in June. Thanks for watching and subscribing

I had partial knee done in thanksgiving I’m four days post op it’s my third time have this knee operated on.. pain meds I didn’t stay in top of.. I had forgotten how sore the knee is..make sure you leave hospital knowing what pain med schedule you need to stay on top of pain.. you won’t be pain free but once edge is off it makes life a bit easier..ice pack every 2 hours is your best friend and mobilise!

Tomorrow is my surgery day and I am thankful for you guys

Just had my right hip done march 14. My surgeon did it robotically Really have much pain. I’m having my knee done in 6 months. Thanks for the video.

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2 жыл бұрын

Awesome June. All the best. Thanks for watching and subscribing

I had TKR 7 years ago, problems from the beginning, not aligned properly, extreme pain and mobility problems. Now waiting for revision surgery and it sounds as if the health system in Canada is as bad as it is here in Australia. Perhaps tkr patients should be aware that there could be a heavy diet of pain meds for a fair while. Do not be afraid to question your surgeon. No, your life is not going to be the same after knee replacement,despite what all the experts tell you. You become very wary of your feet placement and balance.

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2 жыл бұрын

Hi Peter. Sorry to hear this. Everyone responds differently to surgery but we agree 1 in 5 are not totally happy. Best of luck with the revision. Thanks for watching and subscribing

Your videos are great even for those of us who are anticipating TKR. I see my orthopedic surgeon in 3 weeks to determine if and when it will be. Injections worked on one knee but not the other, so when I saw him 3 months ago he indicated it might be time to have surgery. Thanks to your videos I have far less anxiety about it.

@michellelillie6259

2 жыл бұрын

I've had my knee replaced. The surgery is amazing. I had surgery in the morning and was walking by dinner time. Follow the prep advice. Do physical therapy as instructed. You'll enjoy your life with your new knee !

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2 жыл бұрын

Glad we could help Jean. Best of luck! Thanks for watching and subscribing

Great video ! Great info ! I am scheduled for a TKR on April 5th and I can't wait. Over the past 10 years since my torn meniscus, I've had pain, crackling, crunching and grinding. Looking forward to my new knee, even though the first couple weeks will be a challenge. I'm ready ! 💪

@michellelillie6259

2 жыл бұрын

I had my knee replaced. Surgery was in the morning and I was up and walking in my hospital room by dinner time. The physical therapy was ok. The stationary bike was the hardest. But it goes fast and in 3 months I had my other knee done.

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2 жыл бұрын

Good like on the 5th Michelle!! Thanks for watching and subscribing

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2 жыл бұрын

Beauty Michelle. Michelle and Michelle! Thanks for watching and subscribing

@sandravinup5102

Жыл бұрын

Why is day 3 tougher than day 1 or 2?

Hello guys, I’m ready for my left knee surgery all your videos are amazing and very informative keep up the amazing work

Thank you so much for this video. I’m having mine done June 13, 2023 this yr. It’s May 15. I’m very nervous, but knowing what to expect put my mind at ease somewhat.

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Жыл бұрын

Glad to help Patty. Good luck

I go in on February 16, 2024 for a left knee replacement in the Netherlands, surgeon says he wont know if its full or partial till the day of surgery. Been watching these videos for a few weeks now and they both help and terrify me, kind of a 'two-four ' one experience. Thanks for the information and your engaging presentation style. As a good Canadian, gotta end this comment correctly, eh! ;)

@goldyhuneycutt8511

4 ай бұрын

I am scheduled for TKR of my left knee April 2, 2024. I'm really scared but so ready to be on the other side. These videos have definitely helped me. I'm using a stationery bike 2x a day and doing the exercises from the videos. I'm scheduled to have a nerve block and go home the same day. Praying for a good outcome!

I had both knees done 3 years apart. One partial and the other total. The pain I suffered before the surgery was ten times worst then the surgery. I was back at work 3 weeks after my partial. It took a little longer for the full but well worth it. I had a great doctor and confidence in your doctor is what helps you to heal.

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Жыл бұрын

That’s awesome Sharon

I am going to have total knee replacement in two days. I have been getting all the information I can get on it. Thank you for this video and all your videos. You two are wonderful.

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7 ай бұрын

You got this!

1/4/16 had TKR @7 am. They had me on a walker down the hall @3:42 pm that same day. All is great 6 years later.

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2 жыл бұрын

Nice Chuck. Glad to hear it. Thanks for watching and subscribing

Just had TKR on Monday 13 -2023 all went well walked the Halls did the steps things Looked Great , Got home and the Good stuff wore off I didn’t move no way close. To the way I moved in the Hospital , But Yes there’s pain and the most important moves hurt the worse like always but still a Great move and an ending in a few months I hope ICE is a big helper too for that and the swelling and pain. Thanks for Your Video’s Gentlemen big help

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Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it Don. Lots of ice. Pain meds. Exercise. Repeat. You’ve got this

Im on day 2 post op and Im struggling with all these things. Im 44 and went from being in pain when I walk, to being completely dependent on many more things that I am used to helping patients with at my job. Regret is the biggest thing Im feeling at this point, but I am trying to hang on to hope that the swelling will go down and I will get some flexibility back. Struggle is tough, I hope to be back on the job in 4-6 weeks as a FF/Paramedic, and hoping that I can push through and get there.

@crystalchapman7886

11 ай бұрын

Hope it's going well, hang in there 👍

@thegreypath1777

9 ай бұрын

@envisionbybvinson7516 - In a year, you will look back at this time, and you will realize that it was worth it.

I’m so glad I just logged on and you’re chatting about the first day. I have 2 weeks left before I get my TKR April 8th. I bought a journal to write down my daily progress and see how I rate with when I had spinal surgery. I’m hoping it’s not as bad as you’re telling us….and if it’s true, then I’m ready to take the challenge. I have everything prepared and just need to enjoy the next 13 days. I have 4 dogs and 2 know how to fetch, pick up, pull me off a chair (not sure how that will work with the fresh knee) and much more. I’ve even got me some humans to help me. Because it’s a weekend when I’ve got surgery, I wonder if I’ll be stuck till Monday or can I go before? Those are questions I’m about to ask this Monday. Thanks for all your help, humour and honesty.

@michellelillie6259

2 жыл бұрын

I had my knee replaced. Had surgery in the morning and was walking by the evening. The hardest part was getting up from a chair and the stationary bike. But in 3 months I had my other knee replaced.

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2 жыл бұрын

Best of luck DogsRGod. So often patients will be discharged over the weekend. Sounds like you have a great plan. All the best on the 13th. Thanks for watching and subscribing

@dogsrgodsspelledbackwards3340

2 жыл бұрын

@@michellelillie6259 wow, that’s encouraging. Hopefully I’ll be just as encouraging as you. Its nice to know how others fair. Thank you 🙏

@dogsrgodsspelledbackwards3340

2 жыл бұрын

@@TalkingWithDocs I am more prepared thanks to you two docs. You are such fun guys who don’t mess around with what people are heading into with their replacements. I’m not obsessed but I certainly went back and watched older videos you’ve made. I cannot wait to share my experience. Cheers. I’m on the West Coast and do have a great doc but he’s not making KZread videos.

Came across this today (Sunday) and am scheduled on Wednesday for knee replacement! Thanks for the warning!!!!

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Жыл бұрын

Good luck on Wednesday Mary Ann!

Betty Kunkel here.....I started watching your videos prior to my knee replacement revision on 12/14/2022. I found them very helpful both pre- and post-op. So far my recovery is going well. I've had a good appetite from the moment I woke up in recovery. I've been doing my exercises faithfully, and have my first outpatient physical therapy on 12/20/2022. Your videos have been both informative and motivational. Thanks.....I'm really glad I found your channel.

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Жыл бұрын

That is so great to hear Betty. You are through the hardest part. Keep it up! Thanks for watching and subscribing

I be four days post-op with TKR and doing quite good. Don’t hardly need walked! But I WILL follow my doctor-general’s orders to the letter . Thanks, Sir Docs, for you most helpful posts. I was rather apprehensive before but seeing what you showed and talked through l, calmed my fears.

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Жыл бұрын

Nice Donna. Glad we could help. Thanks for watching and subscribing

Thank u, I needed to hear that.

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2 жыл бұрын

Ok Dy! Thanks for watching and subscribing

I'm 48 and discussing a TKR for January/February next year. I've had 7 right knee surgeries and about a dozen plus cortisone injections. The last injection of Synvisc 2 weeks ago didn't work. While I'm not looking forward to it, I'm looking forward to being mobile, more active, AND out of hourly pain! I'm also afraid of getting addicted to pain pills. I was addicted to them for 5 years but I've been sober for 13. My last knee surgery in 2021 I took 2 percocet for pain and threw them away. My husband held onto the bottle for me.... I hated them! I was good taking Tylenol and Ibuprofen but I know with this surgery, I'm going to need them. I'm sooooo nervous and I'm not afraid of the pain.... the pain meds? 1000% Thank you for this video!

Uh oh...I watched your video before having surgery! :) I've been watching your videos in preparation for my own surgery. I'm 49 and have been on the list for over a year. I'm hoping to get a date soon!

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Жыл бұрын

Good luck Sarah! Thanks for watching and subscribing

I went home the same day and did wonderful! No walker or cane after I walked into the house. My surgeon said my next one might not be that easy! But it might!

I've had both knees replaced. I didn't really have any of the issues you spoke of. The roughest part was the bending of the knee, but being told I needed to get my degree of flex early or I wouldn't get it later down the road was a motivating force. By second visit I had 120 degrees of flex. As far as strength, I was told the knee would last longer if I did PT forever it seems. But 10 years and 9 years I haven't missed PT at home, and both knees function as close to normal as one could expect. I've had a number of surgeries to joints, so enough experience with them to get a standing ovation if I ever attend a Ortho convention.

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2 жыл бұрын

Nice Julian. Thanks for watching and subscribing

@toryberch

Жыл бұрын

Oh man, I can attest to that too ha ha 😂🤣🤣

@user-jl5sz3sj9w

Жыл бұрын

Ice that knee whenever your not doing PT or have it elevated!!

Oops I watched this three weeks before my surgery! Tough to hear but all good info to know! From what I’ve heard most people finally admit that it was the best thing to do and get A new lease on life. Thanks for being so honest!

I love your vlogs. I suppose everyone feels pain in different degrees.I was in awful pain after both of my replacements and at times really regretted having it done. This went on for weeks and I never really thought it was under control. The fear in the medical world of opioid addiction probably had a lot to do with this. The truth is the only thing that works is time. I slept a lot and put my wife through a lot during my recovery. I am sixty and had both my knees replaced much earlier than I should normally have needed. I will never be 30 again and do not expect to be able to do the things I was able to then. I can say though I am very happy to be a lot and I do mean a lot better now they have been done. Be realistic about your expectations and enjoy life with your new knees.

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Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing Don. Thanks for watching and subscribing

i had a total knee 10 days ago, the pain sucks but on day 8 it started to get better, worst part is PT, and yea there were times i hated my surgeon and i regretted the decision. but am taking it day by day and am feeling stronger. i get staples out in 2 days. having someone to clean my apartment helps, and to help me with shopping. it also helps to have a buddy to talk to who has had the knee surgery. my surgeon rocks! i had it robot-the only way & chose to be awake during the whole thing

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Жыл бұрын

Very nice Teresa. Thanks for watching and subscribing

I had my TKR in the UK, right before the first Covid lockdown in March 2020. I was home alone after 24 hours, pretty stressed, but fortunately all went well. I wanted to comment re pain: yes, I can’t deny I felt post-operative pain, but, in my case, it was so much less than the severe pre-surgery pain that I had been in, plus I knew that it was pain that would gradually recede. Just wanted to ease potential fears!

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2 жыл бұрын

Yes Gillian if you wait long enough you are so sore before that the post op pain isn’t that bad. Glad you are ok. Thanks for watching and subscribing

Had two knees done. My wife had two before me so I knew somewhat what to expect. My expectations were low so I was thrilled by how RELATIVELY easy it seemed. Pain control for the first day was amazing. I was told to take the pain meds to the fullest extent so that I could get full mobility from the outset. That worked for me for both legs but apparently that part was exceptional. Might also have to do where you were coming from . For me it was getting my life back and I never had anything but gratitude for surgeon and support staff - who were magnificent!

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2 жыл бұрын

Nice Hans. Congrats. Thanks for watching and subscribing

Hi Docs. I was hit by a car in 2014 and had my TKR on December 19th 2018. I was in the hospital for 3 days. When I woke up from anesthesia I had a pain blocker in my hip (not sure what the terminology name is) and it did cut down the pain overall. To this day I still can not sit Indian style. I had therapy 3 times a week. They actually came to my apartment and did it. I can't remember it being so bad. I didn't take to much pain medication but if I needed it I had it. My partner Tony, was no help at all. We have since parted ways, thank goodness but I could do most everything after my surgery. This was helpful to hear you guys explain for others who have to have TKR. I want to thank you for all the information you both have and for sharing everything you both know

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2 жыл бұрын

Hope you are doing ok now Marie sans Tony. All the best. Thanks for watching and subscribing

Learn to love your polar ice machine. When pain meds do not help, get up and stand on the leg. It is the opposite of what you want to do, but the pressure gives a different sensation and it may help. And standing requires you to get up which means movement for the knee - get it mobile.

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2 жыл бұрын

Nice Lana. Thanks for watching and subscribing

You gave honest information in all your videos. I’m 12 days after surgery and need meds but physical therapy has helped immensely. Please check out the videos from these surgeons!

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Жыл бұрын

Why thank you Sandy. Glad we could help in any small way.

Had my left knee done and wish I had pushed harder. Yes remember each day, week, etc does get better!!!

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Жыл бұрын

For sure Jen

I’m waiting for my knee replacement and it can’t come soon enough. I swore I would never do a TKR but funny how pain changes your mindset! I have a date and pray for a cancellation to go sooner. I will absolutely be buying a cryotherapy (ice machine) before hand. I’ve been doing physio for a year and will continue until surgery and the best part is when she puts that ice machine on my knee after therapy. It does help with pain. I hope my physio helps my recovery.

Thank you guys from the UK. I’m trying to prep myself for knee replacement no date nailed on yet but it will now be in the next 12 months 👍👍

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Жыл бұрын

You got this!

On day 3 and doing well. Had the spinal and a block and don't regret it. Only problem...Took meds at 7am and then started the day towards discharge. Sailed through PT but although they gave me a bunch of meds to take home nobody had me take any. By 7pm I was hitting an 8 on the pain scale if I even tried to lift my leg. You warned about getting behind and I experienced it. Now at day 3 cutting back on the strong meds unless I need them with PT. Thanks for the education. You guys are great!

One of the good things about waking up after surgery is realizing you are alive. You have a nurse, usually a student, doing your "obs" every half hour and they are watching you and are taking it very seriously. You need lots of water because they have had hoses down your throat pumping oxygen and most likely other gasses and it is all as dry as a bone. If it was heart surgery you will have wires all over you and the nurses can see from their office what you are doing. if their alarm goes off they come running. As you wake up you start to fell like hurling so they give you a pill to stop that. The real angels are not in heaven. They work in hospitals as nurses and doctors.

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2 жыл бұрын

Wow James that is so nice to say. Hospital staff do work tirelessly to get you through these procedures. All the best. Thanks for watching and subscribing

I had my first TKR on Monday. One surprise to me was the tightness and swelling in both the calf and quad muscle. The calf is just starting to loosen up today. The upper quad is still sore but I'm icing it now. And yes, I did hate you and my surgeon even though you had nothing to do with my surgery. I'm kidding. But thanks a lot for all of your videos on this subject as they were a great help in learning what to expect. Now, time to go do my exercises. Thanks.

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2 жыл бұрын

Yes SSS. You’ve got this!! Thanks for watching and subscribing

Soooooooooooo true. Great, Honest video

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2 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it Myron. We are here to keep it real. Thanks for watching and subscribing

Spot on guys, had my hip done, went very well, home the next day. Not sure of some things but all worked well Thks to you and your presentations. Cheers

@TalkingWithDocs

Жыл бұрын

Great to hear!