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thanks for that. I don't think that I am being too ambitious as I was playing 13 weeks after my first TKR back in March. At the moment I can swing and hit the ball as well as I did before, the main problem is that having both sciatica and a recovering knee is stopping me playing. I was hoping to play next Sunday 1st March but with the discomfort of both I don't think thstbI will be able to walk the course.
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I live in the US and I think medical care is different here than in other locations. I have to pay every time I go to physical therapy and never looked into what the price would be for hydrotherapy. Just doing what I can at home because I can't afford to pay their fees every time I go.
Oh, I am 9 weeks post op and am able to do everything I did before surgery, but with less pain than before. However, the pain in my knee remains but is different. At 6 weeks I kneeled to scrub both bathroom floors and the kitchen floor. Having trouble with the other knee now because I put more pressure on it to keep the surgical knee with less pressure. The things we do!
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i use a stationary cycle which is good and I have had a few outings on my own bike but this is hard.
i can't remember having this amount of knee discomfort when I had my first TKR last March but I have more bend.
no gain without pain is correct. I think that because we have this new thing in our bodies that we tend to treat it with too much respect. As the Physio said it is brand new and will not break. It does hurt but it has to be done.