Knee op
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I had a knee op two months ago and been off work for four months due to pain
I work in retail so on my legs all the time
My work don’t want me back until I’m 100%
But I surgeon is telling me to stay off my legs for long period of time
My knee is rubbing bone to bone and now I have a hole in the bone
I’ve got physio this week
I have no ideal when or if I can work again
If I give Work notice will I be able to claim sick pay
I haven’t payed another stamp because I don’t earn enough
Don’t know what the next step is
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mark12977 tracy40722
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wknight tracy40722
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As for the surgery this doesnt make sense as i know I know people who have had this done and haven’t had these problems. Have you been doing the physio and taking the pain meds correctly.
i have just had a joint replacement and as I followed the surgeons directions I have slowly been phasing down the pain meds and now on just a small amount of paracetamol after less than two weeks. Time to talk to the surgeon and physio about this.
saieda8052 tracy40722
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Hi Tracy i dont understand if u did a knee opp yr boes musnt b touching other dobu know after knee opp u can b walking next day pls take a second opinion 💕i jst had a shoulder Replacement 7 days ago im feeling much better my pain is gone and im recovering well and on lower meds intake i hope u get well 🤗
tracy40722
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The tissues between the knee cap as completely gone so bone is rubbing bone when I walk
Now I have a hole in the bone
He said I do need a knee replacement but I’m to young I’m 53
Because I’m pain free at the moment he wants to leave any further operations
He also said remain of your legs for a long period of time and no gym
But when I walk either if it’s only 10 mins my knee feels like it’s going to fall out
Strange feeling
I still take codine once a day because by the end of the day it’s aching
My first physio is tomorrow
But I really want to go back to work
But. Scarred I’m going to make it worse
wknight tracy40722
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When its bone on bone the next step is joint replacement, I know as I have been there. Get yourself on the replacement joint list as that in itself takes time and speak to her at work. Could you not perhaps train to be a till operator so you can sit down