Pain After TKR 9 mos. ago

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I am having what feels like arthritis pain in my knee 9 months after TKR.  Anyone else?  Does anyone know why?

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  • Posted

    Hi Sherri, I think if I were you I would go and speak to your doctor, or try to get an appointment with the surgeon. I am only 3 months post TKR, but I would be concerned if the pain had stopped and now started again.

    Sorry I couldn't be more help.

    Caz

  • Posted

    Thanks Caz...I called the office and there was a return voice message that said it was normal to have this pain. 

    I'm concerned because I haven't heard of anyone else having it after such a long period of time. (???)

    • Posted

      Hi Sherri, well they do say that it takes a year to completely get over this operation. I asked my sister-in-law, she had her first one 2 years ago and has just had the second one done. She said that she still gets the occasional twinge, like if she turns in her sleep, but not on a regular basis and not very painful. 

      I am still getting a fair amount of pain but I am 3 months. I hope that by the time I get to 9 that I would be pain free.

      Maybe someone else on the forums will be able to help you. I hope so.

      Caz

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    thats interesting im 10 months on the right and5 months on the left , the left was much easier that the other , i went back to work full time with no rest 9 weeks ago and since then ive noticed that the left knee feels strange , when i walk down stairs or wake up i have the same kind of pain at the back of my knee when i bend it , thought it was because i was over doing it or just another part of the recovery , now i wonder , shall see the gp .

     

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