No pain no gain ! I am facing these surgery and I know that being sliced open like that you'll going to have pain you have to exercise to build those muscles back up if you don't you're going to end up in a wheelchair
Thank You*****I have had both knees done 10 weeks apart this is my third week , I got 125 degrees. and 3 degrees on the flat. exercise takes the pain away it is the key to happiness.
I had a knee replacement and was told by surgeon - it is much more difficult than the two hip replacements you've had. He said you've got to get as much bend as soon as you can . If you can't get 90 degrees you may have to go back to hospital and it will be physically bent. I got there and have as much bend as the other knee.
You didn’t say where you had your surgery, how long ago it was, how long until you attained full flexion, what degree of flexion you attained, or how old you were at the time of surgery.
You can also add a strap on weight which attaches around the leg immediately above the ankle, as you progress. Also sitting at 90 degrees adds to the overall effort, build up to these things, it's all about little by little
It would also be helpful to flex the opposition hip and knee at approximately 90 degrees to prevent low back complications. Also what exercises do you recommend to help this particular patient to reduce her visible knee flexion contracture?
I m scarred to do a knee replacement ive been strugglung wirh knee pain for 2 years and now that i here many people done the replacement without any fees i will do it thanks for the advuce
Mine operateur 1 leg and sins the operation she cant walk nog she stay in bed and need help from nurse to any thing can you help. She operateur octber 24 year 2022
I am experiencing groin pain, which has limited how I get in & out of bed. It’s difficult to do straight leg lifts. Any alternative to building leg strength in this case?
Hi sir...i need ur help.. is it possible for knee transplant if we don't have knee ( patella,) after a tragic accident...or if you inbox me ur number i can send you my x ray..🙏🙏🙏 please
@@machellesullivan1130 I'm doind better. Just had my 15th left knee surgery. During a surgery in January, on my left knee, I contracted an infection, which is why I had my 15th knee surgery on March 1st. 6 weeks of a PICC line and now lifetime on oral antibiotics, to make sure to keep the infection away. Thank you for asking.
Thanks Dr! This was extremely helpful but I mastered this a long time back. Can you give me a couple more exercises....maybe you already have videos done.
As someone who has multiple knee operations, and also have been advised by Dr Bellemans in the past. This exercise(in the video) focuses om the front top part of your leg. Since it is important to have balanced muscles, also the back of the leg can be strengthened by pressing with your heel into the mattress, and after a couple of seconds releasing pressure. You can flex your knee slightly during this exercise. Another variant of strengthening your hamstring is to first push your heel down into the mattress, and while keep pressing down with your heel pull the knee towards you dragging the heel along the mattress,as far as your knee flexion allows without any pain, and with keeping the pressure. Sides of the leg could be strengthened by doing lateral leg raises(can be both moved away or towards towards the insude of your body). These can be done lying down or standing up. A resistance band around the knee or lower leg can help. Lateral raises focus more on the muscles around your waist, but with a resistance band around the lower leg or heel they also tension also tension front and back of the leg a bit. Try to not hurt yourself, building up strength is a slow process. After a while you could progress by just trying to stand on one leg, not hyper extending the knee but slightly flexed, and just balancing yourself (you could use a wall or chair to balance yourself if necessary).
I have had both ACL's reconstructed and have developed severe arthritis in both knees. I am currently waiting for my right knee to be replaced, my question is ,how would I be able to do step up excercises or even squats ?
No pain no gain !
I am facing these surgery and I know that being sliced open like that you'll going to have pain you have to exercise to build those muscles back up if you don't you're going to end up in a wheelchair
I'm recovering from knee replacement. Since day 2, I've been working with a physical therapist. At 6 weeks I'm very happy with my progress.
Hello
How are you doing Barney
I will like to know what is going on about your Facebook winnings ..
Thank You*****I have had both knees done 10 weeks apart this is my third week , I got 125 degrees. and 3 degrees on the flat. exercise takes the pain away it is the key to happiness.
I had a knee replacement and was told by surgeon - it is much more difficult than the two hip replacements you've had. He said you've got to get as much bend as soon as you can . If you can't get 90 degrees you may have to go back to hospital and it will be physically bent. I got there and have as much bend as the other knee.
Hello
How are you doing Roger
You didn’t say where you had your surgery, how long ago it was, how long until you attained full flexion, what degree of flexion you attained, or how old you were at the time of surgery.
I was started on this morning after surgery. Straightening the leg was paramount.
Excellent, love your videos, really easy understandable!
Yes you are 100th right im been going to pt. It is 2 Months since the new replacementt
You can also add a strap on weight which attaches around the leg immediately above the ankle, as you progress. Also sitting at 90 degrees adds to the overall effort, build up to these things, it's all about little by little
Thank you doctor Very helpful advice
What exercises do you recommend for the first 6 weeks?
Excellent, thank you.
6 weeks after?good luck!!
It would also be helpful to flex the opposition hip and knee at approximately 90 degrees to prevent low back complications.
Also what exercises do you recommend to help this particular patient to reduce her visible knee flexion contracture?
Hello
How are you doing...??
I m scarred to do a knee replacement ive been strugglung wirh knee pain for 2 years and now that i here many people done the replacement without any fees i will do it thanks for the advuce
Mine operateur 1 leg and sins the operation she cant walk nog she stay in bed and need help from nurse to any thing can you help. She operateur octber 24 year 2022
Thank you Dr Bellemans, but I am 6 wks post TKR and my Quads hurt often causing muscle spasms while. Performing this exercise
Thank-you really helpful ❤
I am experiencing groin pain, which has limited how I get in & out of bed. It’s difficult to do straight leg lifts. Any alternative to building leg strength in this case?
Yes im doing this now wish i would have know its very easy on the back
😮Who can contact if you question
All on 5 mlg of oxy. Feels reel good😭
Excellent explanation!
Hi sir...i need ur help.. is it possible for knee transplant if we don't have knee ( patella,) after a tragic accident...or if you inbox me ur number i can send you my x ray..🙏🙏🙏 please
Yes it is possible. I am missing my patella and had knee replacement.
Thank you so much !!!!!!😀
@@jeffrobinson944hello
@@jeffrobinson944how are you doing
@@machellesullivan1130 I'm doind better. Just had my 15th left knee surgery. During a surgery in January, on my left knee, I contracted an infection, which is why I had my 15th knee surgery on March 1st. 6 weeks of a PICC line and now lifetime on oral antibiotics, to make sure to keep the infection away. Thank you for asking.
Thanks Dr! This was extremely helpful but I mastered this a long time back. Can you give me a couple more exercises....maybe you already have videos done.
As someone who has multiple knee operations, and also have been advised by Dr Bellemans in the past. This exercise(in the video) focuses om the front top part of your leg. Since it is important to have balanced muscles, also the back of the leg can be strengthened by pressing with your heel into the mattress, and after a couple of seconds releasing pressure. You can flex your knee slightly during this exercise. Another variant of strengthening your hamstring is to first push your heel down into the mattress, and while keep pressing down with your heel pull the knee towards you dragging the heel along the mattress,as far as your knee flexion allows without any pain, and with keeping the pressure.
Sides of the leg could be strengthened by doing lateral leg raises(can be both moved away or towards towards the insude of your body). These can be done lying down or standing up. A resistance band around the knee or lower leg can help. Lateral raises focus more on the muscles around your waist, but with a resistance band around the lower leg or heel they also tension also tension front and back of the leg a bit. Try to not hurt yourself, building up strength is a slow process.
After a while you could progress by just trying to stand on one leg, not hyper extending the knee but slightly flexed, and just balancing yourself (you could use a wall or chair to balance yourself if necessary).
See my comment on this site
I have had both ACL's reconstructed and have developed severe arthritis in both knees. I am currently waiting for my right knee to be replaced, my question is ,how would I be able to do step up excercises or even squats ?