21 weeks post op
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Just want to know if my recovery is unusually fast. I am 21 weeks post op and am biking and running. Doing 320 lbs. on quad machine. Just a little stiffness is all.
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Posted , 9 users are following.
Just want to know if my recovery is unusually fast. I am 21 weeks post op and am biking and running. Doing 320 lbs. on quad machine. Just a little stiffness is all.
0 likes, 11 replies
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sandra85376 chrisa306driver
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marilyn10235 chrisa306driver
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Lovely to hear from someone excelling expectations.
Marilyn
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Mollybawn chrisa306driver
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Wouldn't have clue as to how wonderful your recovery is as it's my first TKR.
CHICO_MARX chrisa306driver
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From speaking with lots of people, you're a bit ahead of the curve. Pretty good for 5 months. Stiffness will linger a while...in some people, as long as 18 months.
sue37592 chrisa306driver
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chrisa306driver sue37592
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clive45466 chrisa306driver
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Some heal better and are luckier that others.
I need to find the time for the exercise, need to ski in 2018
Good healing
martinarvelo chrisa306driver
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running is a bit unusual, and rather hard on the new knee. . . may cut down how long it lasts, but if it's an important part of your life, what can you do@ I think at 21 weeks I was certainly over the pain and there was just stiffness, which is still in the thigh even after two years, so looks pretty permanent. I suppose a lot depends on lifestyle before the op, bt you are probably a bit ahead of the majority on this forum. However, I always do think that perhaps the people on this forum are not necessarily a true reflection of all TKR patients. Those who have no problems and sail through quickly are less likely to look for help on a forum, so perhaps we are a little more problematic than the majority . .who knows! Whatever, you're doing fine
CHICO_MARX chrisa306driver
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Running might not be in your best interest...
https://patient.info/forums/discuss/do-s-and-don-ts-after-a-tkr-a-typical-list-541794
If I don't get to play hockey, you don't get to run...
saralice chrisa306driver
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Thats great Chris! I'm about three weeks ahead of you and still feel I've a way to go. I can't wait to get on my bike again. I'm seventy seven..are you a tad but younger?
chrisa306driver saralice
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I'm 69 1/2