Shortening of tendons
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So, when I’ve been sitting for 15 mins or more and I get up, my knee is super stiff and all the muscles and tendons in my thigh going into my groin shorten up and it takes ages to straighten out and walk without limping. I’m 3 months out and this has been going on since I went back to work. Driving me nuts. Anyone else have this problem?
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CHICO_MARX Pibpaula
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S T R E T C H....especially the hamstrings. If you're done with PT, it's time to regain the strength in your dead quads, glutes and core...
https://patient.info/forums/discuss/post-tkr-exercising-565527
Takes months of hard work. It will then get you to master stairs and regain your balance. Right now, it's all about the muscles that support the knee and hips. Remember...this whole thing takes a year...
jean04276 Pibpaula
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Pennypops Pibpaula
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Hi,
Yes I get the same thing and Chico's answer hits the nail in the head ...I am back at work and do some stretching in the morning and when I return at night . When I get up from sitting for a while I hobble about for the first 10 or so steps ...
Pibpaula Pennypops
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CHICO_MARX Pibpaula
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"fit bit"? You're lucky. When my daughter got me one a few years ago, I had to set up an account on-line and then "friend" her. That way, she tracked my activity EVERY STINKING DAY!!! What made it worse is that she's an ACSM/ACE-Certified personal trainer for 17 years. So I had the "Exercise Nazi" poking me EVERY STINKING DAY!!!!!!
Pibpaula CHICO_MARX
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