TENS for Knee Pain and Improved Flexion After Total Knee Replacements

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  • Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
  • A TENS unit may be a great non-pharmacological pain relief option for knee pain, osteoarthritis, and after knee surgery. In my physical therapy clinic I utilize TENS machines to reduce pain while improving knee flexion range of motion.
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    About the author:
    Hi, my name is Anthony (Tony) Maritato, PT. I am a licensed physical therapist and owner of Total Therapy Solutions. I have specialized in helping clients recover from total knee replacement surgery since 2002 and have created this video to help YOU.
    Total Therapy Solutions
    5900 Long Meadow Dr
    Middletown, OH 45005

Комментарии • 11

  • @laurak435
    @laurak435 Год назад +3

    My knee replacement was in June. Since August I've had a rough recovery. I did 4 months of PT. Pain began 2 months after surgery. Had a Genicular Ablation which really didn't help with the pain. So still dealing with pain and poor ROM. Maybe I'll try the Tens and exercises you demonstrated. Thank you for the video!

  • @kathyclark3168
    @kathyclark3168 Год назад

    I have a tens unit, I'll ask my doc if I can; going to PT starting next Tuesday, 6/20/23! Finally!! 👍👍

  • @petessake8852
    @petessake8852 Год назад

    I've had my TNR in March , April iI was 120°. I did exercises months before my TNR and strength training. Feels good today, minor pain

  • @donnawinberg5667
    @donnawinberg5667 Год назад

    Thank you Tony! I'll be trying this technique. I'm 4 months post op on a TKR. Flexion has been difficult beyond 105 degrees due to hamstring tendons cramping as they wrap into the knee joint....and bakers cysts. You covered those challenges and gave me hope. Love your channel.
    I would like to mention that I've had acupuncture sessions that greatly reduced swelling in my knee. Icing and elevation didn't take away enough swelling, but acupuncture worked really well for me.

  • @judithvilla6026
    @judithvilla6026 Год назад +1

    Thanks for posting. I'm at 13 months postop and 100 degrees, knee still feels like a concrete structure that I'm trying to bend ...just doesn't want to flex. I'm going to give this a try although I'm nervous about the kneeling!

  • @marytesta3003
    @marytesta3003 7 месяцев назад

    The tens really helps. I also use the massage gun you showed in another video.
    The problem I have is I achieve good flexion but it doesn't stay. I'm so frustrated. I also use the wedge and it really helps increase flexion.

  • @Christina-or4hx
    @Christina-or4hx Год назад +1

    Thank you. Yet again.
    Do you have any thoughts about Capsaicin Cream?

  • @shaunrcorley
    @shaunrcorley Год назад +1

    I have the 7000 and love it, but at 3½ weeks out, ain't no way I'm kneeling on my knee yet.

  • @RoseBudFC
    @RoseBudFC 2 месяца назад

    Would the Tens machine help with the thigh and/or calf pain to start the circulation you have spoken about in other videos re massaging? Other question, I've had good results with Tens and sore neck in the past, but how early in TKR recovery can u safely use? Isnt there a secondary incision inside the knee area toward the side that you can't see, so what if you happen to put electrode on that? Thx again Tony!

  • @fabp4289
    @fabp4289 Год назад

    Would it work for post patella fracture surgery? I am still having trouble with bending my leg 😮

  • @denisesarazin6753
    @denisesarazin6753 11 месяцев назад

    At what point should we kneel like that after surgery?