My Knee Still Hurts After Scope - Why?
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- Опубликовано: 10 апр 2022
- Patients sometimes have ongoing pain after knee arthroscopy. In this episode the surgeons discuss some of the reasons that your knee may still hurt after arthroscopy. They also discuss options for treating ongoing pain after arthroscopy.
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Thanks so much. I come to your channel all the time for education and advice. You guyz are the best !
So good! I’m surprised you guys don’t have 1M subscribers by now! You guys are the best ortho docs yet! Please don’t stop sharing your valuable knowledge with us!
That is very sweet to say Mel! Thanks for watching and subscribing
I appreciate your honesty and open communication regarding the topics that you both cover on your channel. It is a pleasure watching the videos you produce. Wishing you both good health and happiness!
Thank you so much Carl. All the best to you as well. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Hi Docs I've never had the knee scoped but for many years i had the cortisone shots and the gel shots and I ended up over many years of pain I had both knees replaced one in August of 2021 and the other in December 2021 and it's the hardest painful surgery I ever had but now I'm out of that constant arthritis pain and the healing is still going on but oh so much better and it is the best decision I've made👍🤗 Love you both and seeing your videos and your faces and love your humor as it makes my day and please have a very Happy Easter 🐇 with your families. Hugs Maria from the USA
Happy Easter to you as well Maria. So glad you are doing well. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Great topic! Liked the visuals.
So glad that you liked it anger. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Excellent info! Thanks!
Very welcome. Thanks for watching and subscribing
When the diagram of the knee came up, I saw the crisscrossing bands in the middle and immediately knew they were the ACL and the PCL only because I had just watched your ACL video! I learned it without even realizing it. Very cool. You're good teachers.🍎
That is so awesome!
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Improving, see above! I’m 64, prepped for and had a Garage Sale and that did me in!!! I could barely walk for 3 days. I had to start up on Aleve & Voltaren. A couple weeks later, I took a quilting class. OMG, the same thing happened. Reaching, getting on the floor pinning fabric, etc. So, I’m going to my knee surgeon to see what options I have. It’s nice to get your opinions. Thanks always!
Very welcome Vicky. Hopefully you got rid of lots of stuff! Thanks for watching and subscribing
I had a scope done when I was in my 30ths but now I'm in my 60's I'm getting a total knee replacement in a few days so I will be using your helpful tips to help get me through it to have the best outcome. Thanks.
Glad we could help Keith. All the best ! Thanks for watching and subscribing
Hello docs had a knee scope done lower 40s . The doc did a meniscus repair . My doc said my cartilage was shot so he did the shock fracture and had some arthritis going on . still had pain afterwards . He said I qualified for a knee Replacement . I Said no thank you I think I Would have worn it out to quickly for the line of work I was in. Now my knee sounds like velcro ripping quietly when I extend my leg. I think I need to play spin the limb to pick what to get fixed first LOL. Thank y'all For the great topics you all choose to do videos on !!!!!!!!!!
You are very welcome Kubota. Spin the limb!! 😂. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Two things I remember about my recovery after getting my knee scoped to remove a floating body and clean up some frayed ligaments and roughened meniscus. The first was that I was surprised that the very next day, I could walk on it without even a limp, and no pain if I took ibuprofen (and only minor pain if I didn't). But the other thing I remember is that it must've taken at least 3 months or so before I could walk on it continually for anything longer than about 20 minutes without getting sore. But after getting past that, since the surgery over 10 yrs. ago, I've been hiking with a small backpack most weekends of the year doing wildlife photography, up and down very steep mountains. I will occasionally get some swelling and soreness, but usually not even bad enough to take NSAIDs, and never bad enough to limp. BTW, shout out to my surgeon, Johnathan Perry in Tri-Cities WA.
That is awesome TC. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Hi what did they find in your Scope? Thanks
Thanks for the reassuring video. That’s exactly what happened to me. I thought arthroscopy would have me back exercising comfortably but I was actually worse. With lots of physio & a steroid injection everything improved to a point. Next option was hyaluronic acid injection & continued with physio exercises & slowly increasing walking & cycling .Now I’m back doing the majority of things I love to do like walking hiking & cycling & swimming within reason & continue to do the physio maintenance exercises. One year later & im very happy.
Glad to hear it Grainne. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Great Video having a scope in a couple of weeks this is very informative I know what to expect😊
Good luck!
Hey, thank you for the info. My problems are in my shoulders, but a lot of the advice here relates to me. I just have to hear it over and over to be reminded to keep up pursuing preventative measures.
Thank you for your faithful consistency in making these videos!
Very welcome Betty Jean. We do have a shoulder arthritis video. Thanks for watching and subscribing
@@TalkingWithDocs oh,yes, I've watched it, too. ... I just have an addiction. "Talking with Docs" is my chicken wings, so I devour all of them!
I had my arthroscopy about 7 years ago as I could not straighten my knee. My surgeon went in thinking it was a meniscal tear but I had OA, synovitis and calcinosis. Mine was a success and would recommend it. The pain afterwards was a little off the charts, but that only lasted a few days and I worked on my ROM as soon as the next day to get my knee back going again. Would recommend. Great video x
Good to hear Lola. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Great video! Thanks Docs! I had my surgery in December but being a reconstructed revision it has taken me a while to be able to bend and I was at 128 degrees. yesterday and working for more, but am getting more balanced so am walking around my house with cane and without so not with walker all the time. It’s progressing yay! Thanks again Docs for all your great videos! God bless you both and Happy Easter!
Very welcome Darlene.
I injured my knee 10 wks ago. Still painful. X-ray shows no fracture of significant arthritis. MRI shows complex radial medial meniscus tear, bruise bone , loose bodies & a Baker's cyst. Very frustrating. Agewise my Ortho wants not to rush into surgery and try other avenues, like PT & he mentioned cortisone shots. He said my knee is a MESS!( His words). Seems no end to this nightmare. No easy fix, really. I asked him if he thought I would have to have a knee replacement and he said it was possible. The pain never totally leaves. Good video.
Hi Docs. It's not fun having trouble with your knees. Cortisone shots are the worse. It does help for a short time but once it wears off HOLY CRAP!!!! The way you two explain is very helpful. My knee doctor talks in medical term and do not understand what he is talking about. I have told time and time again that I never went to medical school and now I just go with it. I will say "WOW is that right". The only reason I go to him is because he is supposed to be the best at what he does. Man, why do I always ramble. Anyway thank you for sharing and enjoy the rest of your week💙💙🦿🫀🫁🧠
You are so welcome Marie. All the best. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I like your one-liners today, good humor, thanks. I wish you would have talked more about topical anti-inflammatory treatments. Cheers!
Sorry about that Dominick. We have a video on that topic though. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I use generic Voltaren
I'm 3 weeks post arthroscopy and I experienced almost no real pain or swelling after the surgery. I didn't need to take the prescribed pain medication or use crutches. I had the partial meniscectomy procedure, so maybe that's why I am doing well. From what I've heard, meniscus repair and removal are worse. I have full bending of my leg.
Hey docs! Very interesting video! We are in charge of our own health. Eat healthy and excersise regularly that’s the whole purpose.
For sure Alida. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I had my left knee scoped 6 weeks after my right rotator cuff surgery. Rheumatoid arthritis is so brutal but I had great success with my scope and I wouldn't hesitate to do again
Great to hear Tory. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Are you taking hydroxychloroquine. If you are I am willing to bet you never got covid. Uganda Africa 45 million people only two deaths because they all take hydroxychloroquine for maleria.
Ahhh wish I was still in the "take a pill 💊" for the pain days! Capt. Kirk was a Montrealer as was the person who did F. Flintstone's (Hanna-Barbara gang) voice! I did have this done, debatable whether... Apparently American insurance companies no longer cover meniscus tear ops!
Great Canadians Josee! Thanks for watching and subscribing
Hello Doc's
Hello Marge. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Excellent advice. I had 70% of the medial meniscus removed from both knees due to tears 5 years ago. I was told I could start running again 6 weeks later. That was way too soon. It was 8 months before I had full range of motion, and zero pain. Now, I'm running 3-7 miles a day, but I think you are right about arthritis. At 54 years old, the knees are achy the day after a long run, but the occasional Aleve works wonders. At some point I'll have to give it up, but not yet!
Enjoy it while you can pamcm. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Thumbs up. Full watch.
Thanks for watching and subscribing Michael.
i had my knee scoped last month. I am doing physical therapy for my right knee. the joint in my knee is popping. It hurts. My knee is doing a lot better.
Good luck Charla. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Thank you for another very informative video. I’m six weeks out from a total right knee replacement. Still significantly inflamed and painful with some difficulty walking but with some noticeable improvement. Taking prescribed anti-inflammatories plus OTC meds and PT twice a week. In general - fully understanding that every situation is different - what could one expect in terms of timing for the swelling (and pain) to significantly subside? Thank you!
Hi Tom. We would say 6-12 months. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Happy Easter Guys 😊
You too Linda!! Thanks for watching and subscribing
I had this surgery. My opposite knee and hip started hurting in the healing process. After several months, my orthopedic doc said I had ITBand syndrome. Went to PT for 2 months and it’s better, but NOT gone.
Oh man Vicky. If it’s not one thing. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Just had it done. 6 weeks later, still a little pain but manageable. Same here had more Arthritis and tears then showed on X-ray. Walk as much as you can to get the soreness out.
Nice Overthinker. Thanks for watching and subscribing
We won't count how many scopes I have had, the last go around included a lateral release for both knees. I was in my late twenties though my 40s. Now 60 heading for TKR number 2 this summer. Number one was 8 years ago. Those scopes bought time. Dr. Pete Fowler joked after the first one I had the knees of a 60 year old man. The arthritis caused tears and those couldn't be left. I know that scopes aren't as prevalent these days but hey they bought me invaluable time. Maybe you could talk about the knee innovations in the replacements in an upcoming episode.
By the way the cryocuff was really helpful post scopes.
For sure barbara. Dr Fowler was a pioneer. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Yes it sure is. Thanks for watching and subscribing
The message at the end is important. "You are in charge of your own health".
Eat a healthy whole food plant based diet and get regular exercise.
Agreed Kenz. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I was told not to use topical anti inflammatory creams as I have Ulcerative Colitis. Im on Azathioprine (non-steroid anti inflammatory pills for that). Getting physio exercises for left knee swelling/pain. CT showed degenerative meniscus. Therapist feels that’s not causing the pain and swelling. She feels the large muscle that holds the patella in position is causing patella to move from side to side in the groove of knee. Hoping this helps! Either way, I’ve got this issue for life. Im 68 yr old fart! Lol. Thanks for this great info! 😊
Very welcome Cathy. Good luck. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Thank you. Thought I was an exception to no results from meniscus surgery. Hurts more now. Dr said is because of arthritis, however, before surgery and upon review of MRI said my cartilage looked "really good" from arthritis standpoind. Now saying its the arthritis causing the meniscus pain. Doesnt seem to make sense.
I think I need to go to Canada. I had meniscus detriment performed 8 years ago. was fine jogging and daily activities until the last year. Been to 2 orthopedic docs this year (the 2nd because the 1st guy would not do an mri)..and he only gives 3 minutes to ask questions. They told me I have a Baker cyst behind my knee, but still year later said no point in draining the cyst because it will just come back. THEN the front part of that knee, has a swollen lump where one of the incisions was from the meniscus surgery....lump the size of golf ball. So....I was barely able to walk on it for past 3 months. Their only "solution " is knee replacement...yet the xray was not total bone on bone yet. I am not a doctor, but it seems to me if they scoped out possible debris from the "tunnel" where the arthroscopic incision was, I believe this would elinate my swelling.
I am only in my 50s and do not think this merits a "total knee replacement ". Oh and by the way, the osteo arthritis is only in one compartment and not a large area. It seems to me like the Jupiter Florida docs just want easy fix for maximum amount of money. I am considering now going for a 3rd opinion but would the doctor think I am in denial? What should I do?
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Hi Laura. Sorry to hear you are struggling. There is good evidence that scoping an arthritic knee is not effective. The main role for arthroscopy is symptomatic meniscal tears. Total knee may be appropriate or possibly uni compartmental replacement. A third opinion is not unreasonable. You need to be comfortable. Best of luck. Thanks for watching and subscribing
It’s possible both needs have the safe problem, doing my right knee first, how long should I wait before I do my left knee.
I had 4 scopes on my left knee the first 3 were in a span of 14 months then 1 year and half after the 3rd I had a 4th. Finally had it replace 11 months after the 4th scope. Now Just had my 1st scope on my right knee
What are your thoughts on arthroscopy on both knees with bone marrow stem cells. I have arthritis in both knees, I’m healthy and still exercise almost daily, 41 female, 135lbs. I’m nervous through and don’t know what to do. I’ve been thinking of doing stem cells for a while now and doing research but not sure I should do the arthroscopy part too. The doc suggest doing that first to see what’s going on inside and clean it up to optimize the area for the bone marrow stem cells they will use from my body. Any thoughts of suggestion? I’ve had PRP and gel injections and they don’t seem to help.
I did all even weight loss but the bike did wonders until found out had old art. Water aerobics does help to but then after awhile I got the cortisone shot in my knee and know it's just watching how I turn my knee for it doesn't hurt me at all. Until I get a total knee replacement later down the road.
Yes Marcia. Hang in there. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I know the feeling I had a scope done the first time the MRI showed there was a minister of meniscus tear he missed it and had to go back and corrected the municitor but he said there was a debit on the phone he did some bone work but I'm not sure what a divot is when I was riding my bike after you said it was safe I put my foot down to stop the fall and fractured the plateau I had surgery this June to remove the plate and screws and a knee replacement age 49
Wow willard. Hope you are doing ok. Thanks for watching and subscribing
@@TalkingWithDocs I go back in the first of June to see the doctor about removing the plate and screws out of my leg and they said take about a year for the cement to dry but I'm waiting for the cement to dry they said it would take one year and the knee replacement
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All my doc told me before my meniscectomy and chondroplasty is that if that surgery didn't work that I would need a total knee replacement. I'm 2 weeks out and can hardly walk. I can't go in any store that doesn't have an electric scooter/wheelchair. I am not able to live this way. I am maxed out on meloxicam. We knew I had bone on bone before the surgery which I had cortisone shots for 2-1/2 years and then had a Duralane shot that didn't work.
Is meniscal repair possible for 70 years old lady having grade 4 signal in medial compartment,grade 2 signal of medial meniscus and mild acl injury?
No Damodaran. May not even be a candidate for arthroscopy. May be heading down the knee replacement pathway. Best of luck. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Im putting it off for as long as possible!!
Good call ROBIN. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Hello, I had scope on my plica
It was bothering me for more than 9 months and nothing helped so i decided to do remove it surgically
after the scope the symptoms came back, surgeon says about the second surgery
Have you had these kind of situations?
It's been over a year since my scope. I had meniscus lateral repair/trim . My knee clicks like 1,000 times or more a day. What should i do ??
So I have to get an MRI next week to find out if I have a Torn Meniscus or a Torn ACL… what’s the usual timeframe between the MRI and when they schedule surgery?
Hi Cody. That is very variable. Really depends on your surgeons waitlist. It doesn’t have to be done right away. Best of luck. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I'm going through something similar 2 months after biceps tenodesis. Doctor didn't want to hear me out (US).
That’s no good Dabitz. Maybe second opinion? Thanks for watching and subscribing
With typical "wear and tear knee osteoarthritis" that is often caused by physical activities (lifting weights, excessive jumping or whatever) the articular knee cartilage gets worn out and reduces the knee joint space. The knee joint then becomes inflamed and causes pain. Are we saying that a poor inflammatory DIET, even with a normal weight individual, can also cause wear down knee articular cartilage and cause the same inflammatory osteoarthritis knee pain that physical activity often causes? That is pretty scary
Hi Raul. That would be hard to prove but an inflammatory diet can aggravate the symptoms of an already arthritic knee. That is probably more accurate. Thanks for watching and subscribing
My 15 year old son had 1. Debridement chondroplasty patella, 2. suprapatella and infrpatellar fat pad debridement 3. Plica excitation with limited synovectomy on 2/10/23. 8 weeks of PT and 4 weeks of rest. Initially pain free with complete range of motion. It has become more and more painful to the point pain is daily now and cannot squat down or perform weight lifting squats or leg press exercises without significant pain.
While I know you haven't seen him and can't diagnose, what types of things can cause return of pain and in some instances much more pain? He's big for 15, 6'3 and 250lbs. But before he had surgery he could squat over 300 and could workout leg press with over 400lbs. He's 15 not 35 and we need some help. We trust our surgeon but he has no answers.
So sorry to hear this. Yes difficult to diagnose without seeing him. We would want to rule out an infection. Would repeat X-rays and likely an MRI. If no infection would likely consider an injection at this point. A second opinion sounds like a minimum. We wish him the best of luck
Please doc , I got a tibia surgery whereby a plate was implanted, so from time to time I experience pain and swelling ever since I got back. Could it be as a result of infection?
Hi Vivian. That would be rare but not impossible. If Concerned see your doctor. Best of luck. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Had Plica removal and clean up surgery last week. This is literally the most painful experience of my life. And that’s after giving birth, having a cesarean and a hysterectomy. Large bruises all over my leg and thigh, intense throbbing swelling, sharp intense knee pain and constant low grade fever. My dr doesn’t seem concerned at the least. I’m feeling very discouraged and can’t see the light at the end of the tunnel.
How are you feeling now? How long did it take to walk and go back to work?
@@hanahlee9520 good morning, well I definitely feel better than I did. It was a difficult road to get where I’m at and I’m still not 💯. Physical therapy helped a bit, and my dr was impressed with my progress. I still get stiffness, a bit of swelling and pain. I’m back on my bike, but I can’t sit on my knee, which is difficult when I’m cleaning and tending to our kids. I’m a stay at home mom, which I’m grateful for because I don’t know if I could have gone back to work even now. Bc I can’t sit for too long, walk up stairs as quickly as I used to.
@@LinneaSanchez what made you decide to do the removal vs repairing it?
@@hanahlee9520 I fell and by the time I had imaging done(4mos after fall) the mri and xray both showed fraying of meniscus and a Plica. Per my dr upon surgery there was a lot scar tissue in my knee and the Plica was larger than expected. Dr didn’t mention another option other than surgery.
“Unless you are eighteen years old”. Now that’s funny 😄
Ha Markyfishme. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I'm 74 knee surgery meniscus surgery stage 4 arthrites. My knee still hurts. It's been 8 weeks. Did every thing on the list. My knee still large I weight ,150 5 7 in tall can't get by with out Tylenol. Cream doesn't work for me. I just wanna get to were it doesn't hurt .
Hi Colleen. If it is stage 4 you may need a knee replacement rather than arthroscopy. Good luck. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Can you do a follow-up for patient hip replacement pain during the healing process? Could be my two bad knees but I've started having some discomfort in the hip area after 7-8 months post-op. Stopping your own PT at home? Not enough exercise/movement? Hope this makes sense...
Hi Dino. We can add it to the list for sure. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Doctor's T/F Question: Regarding weight loss, I've heard more than once that reducing body weight by 5 pounds will effectively reduce the strike-force on the knees by 250 pounds. Is this true?
Hmmm Greg we would say no. 1 pound weight loss can lead to 4-7lb less stress on the knees depending on the activity. Thanks for watching and subscribing
@@TalkingWithDocs Thank you !!
Hi Doctors. 1 year ago I started having bilateral patella tendon pain from an overuse soccer injury. I was diagnosed with patella tendonopathy. I had done all the treatments for it rice physio therapy tens knee brace 2 x prp injections and shock wave therapy and It just got worse over time. I then had an Mri scan which my tendons where fine and I had infra patella fat pad impingement. I had an arthroscopy and had them removed 8 weeks ago. I'm still in lots of pain I can't straighten and extend my knee. I can't walk for long or drive. my quads are weak I can't even do a quad set without lots of pain. I was wanted to ask if this is normal after all I've been through over the past year and weather I will get better with time? thanks
Hi dillon. This diagnosis can be tricky. It often takes awhile to recover. Sometimes requires an injection of cortisone to reduce the inflammation. The fat pad is very sensitive. Keep at it and it should improve. Thanks for watching and subscribing
My daughter was diagnosed with weak tendons, one pulls harder than the other on her knee cap, plus she has a tumor ( which is benign but was told normal on her shin as teens get them? ) she does wear a brace at least 4 days out of the week, she is active in softball and volleyball….surgery was ruled out and therapy isn’t helping, what other options does she have? She is 20 and been hurting for the last 3 years with this
Hi Thomas. You could consider a topical medication for pain. Maybe a different therapist or brace. And maybe a second opinion regarding possible surgery. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I had a TKR , Feb. 2 this year. Went back to work on the 18 th of April.
I’m wondering about the hair on my operated leg, I have shaved my knee down the bone to my ankle 4 times since the surgery , my leg that wasn’t operated on hasn’t had to be shaved since. What’s the deal with so much hair growing, it is only on the bone area and not the entire leg.
Hi carla. Often due to the increased blood supply during the healing process. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Wow 😯 cool.
How day pain after orthoscopi operation knee joint
Usually 1-2 weeks if mild to moderate pain
Why can’t a plastic/silicone/etc. plate be inserted for bone on bone knee?
Hi Sandra. Interpositional arthriplasty has been tried but the probably goes beyond just the two surfaces touching each other. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Hi Doc, i just had arthroscopic surgery because of arthritis. The doc said its an easy surgery, not so invasive however it's been a month and I'm in so much pain and i don't have full range of motion, barely 90 degrees, is this normal? I'm so scared that i can't bend my knee!! 😨😢😭 I'm healthy, used to do yoga and very flexible and have strong legs. why am I so stiff, my leg is frozen. Would i be normal again? I'd appreciate your feedback 🙏🙏
I've had 2 scopes on each knee. Cortisone, synvisc, physio, braces, weight loss, strengthening then the only fix is... Total knee replacement!
Sounds like you've run out of options
My doctor is refusing arthoscopy surgery because vcu health systems is saying i have severe arthirits i have a bad torn locked meniscus tear that wont straighten my knee i have a permannet limp brcause my knee stays locked they wont do arthrsoscopy please help
My doctor just recommended arthroscopy but I am nervous. I had a meniscus repair done 2 years ago and it hasn’t felt right since surgery. Most of my pain isn’t in the area where I had surgery but around the knee cap. X-ray shows no sign of arthritis and mri did show I may have a slight tear that never healed. Idk what to do. I’m 33 for reference and love to play sports and run. Please help.
Hi Pierre. That can be tricky. Other option would be to try and injection and see what happens
Osteotomy = ouchie!!
For sure Lana. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I'm not going to be 18 again...?! Yer not wrong, mate...! Good advice, though...
Glad you liked it John. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I had surgery the scope and knee shaved.Iam on my 8th week after surgery and the back of my knee is still hurting bad!! I can't just get up and walk ,it is painful.Iam in PT ,8 wks???
I just had a meniscus surgery on 6/29/22, my knee pain is not bad but the bottom of my foot hurts so bad I can put any pressure on it. The pain is mainly located from the arch to the heel areas.Why is that?
Hmm Ricky that is a bit odd. Sometimes the leg is manipulated during surgery to get the camera to certain locations but usually that involves the knee more than the foot. Should improve. If not maybe contact your surgeon. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I would have liked to have YOU as my doctors🥺 my doctor did this surgery he saw some fluid (I tell you that my knee has been bad since February this year badly taken care of) anyway after an MRI my meniscus was torn then surgery then after 4 days with the orthopedic appointment my knee still inflamed the orthopedic send me some blood test and the results was positive in lupus and arthritis probably arthritis but LUPUS? I don't even have symptoms 🙄 but he scared me so much and then he said i will send to you to rheumatologist (since he looks enough with the results of his surgery), now after 2 weeks and 3 days my knee feels better it's not so swollen like before 2 weeks ago do you have any advice (i still go to the rheumatologist) thank you for being in this world you can safe lifeS so that people don't commit suicide out of fear 😰🙏
Hi Heli. Glad you are getting better. All the best to you. Thanks for watching and subscribing
In charge of your own health, but if no one is listening
Yup. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I had an ACL surgery 3 years ago and i was suffering from a scare tissue tha didn't allow me to reach the full motion and swelling and pain after an easy exercises
I had an orthoscopy last week
Dobyou think i can reach the full motion or its too late?
It may help depending on what they found
Prevention is always better than trying to fix problem after injury.
Being over weight is just not healthy and leads to many potential issues.
Obesity is all too common today.
Agreed Kenz. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I am still unable to flex and extend my knee, it been 3 weeks now after my surgery. Pls when can one do that, I mean weeks or months?
Hi Vivian. It often takes 3-6 months to improve but if you are concerned see your doctor. Best of luck. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Hello Vivian, how have you faired since you posted this? I had my surgery three weeks ago and I still can't flex or bend my knee fully and I have constant flare ups. Just wondering what I can look forward to from others experience
@@boitumelonkomo6316Same question to you, how is your knee now? Did you have a repair? How long did recovery take?
I had my acl reconstruction ang meniscus repaired 3 months ago and im still felling pain on the back and below the knee cup of my knee. And im still 28 yrs old. Could this be a bad sign?
It may mean there was some arthritis there. Best to have a chat with your surgeon. Good luck. Thanks for watching and subscribing
@@TalkingWithDocs I was told I have some arthritis in my knee where I tore my meniscus. Is that normal? I'm 27
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Glad you liked it Mustang. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Thanks guys! always informative, comical and well put together. Can we try some gene🧬 replacement therapy with lizards 🦎? Aren’t they able to regrow limbs? Ha ha maybe I’m onto something!
That is very interesting! Thanks for watching and subscribing
Hurts like crap
It can KS. Good luck. Thanks for watching and subscribing
About knee replacement - why are you guys joking about how miserable people are in order to have to finally have this done? Being at your wits end after years of suffering is not a joke. You're young now but just wait. I've been physically active managing arthritis for decades and at times that feels like a curse, with arthritis eating away at many joints in my body no matter how healthy I eat and how active I am. I cross train, swim laps, bicycle and hike....not overweight....still the suffering is endless
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Yes Happy Easter Josee. Thanks for watching and subscribing
👯 one for each of you! 😉
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Why you gotta hit me with weight loss while I'm eating mini eggs? Rude. Knee scopes get easier the more you have. Abundance is key. Ok that's terrible advice. Back to mini eggs.
Hi Mom2Boys. Tis the season for mini eggs. Thanks for watching and subscribing
we need more integrity from the medical profession. knee scopes for the most part are not a good procedure. patients are cut on and the REAL problem is not actually fixed. so the Dr's charge a lot of money to vac your house but the floor is still dirty. the outcomes, spanning thousands of samples, are not great overall. outcomes for an expensive surgery should be overwhelmingly positive and they should fix the underlying issue. with this procedure, it is just not the case. recommendation - do not get this procedure unless you have multiple opnions and they definitely point to meniscus removal as the solution. most of the time it is not. there is something else causing the pain. but steroid injections do not pay as well as a $5k+ scope does it?
So we would agree. In Canada things are very different. And guidelines have changed to not pay for arthroscopy in the setting of moderate to advanced arthritis because it doesn’t provide long term benefit. Hope that helps clarify