Total Knee Replacement Surgery | A Full/Honest Story: Pain, Physio & Life After...
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Todays video features Michelle, who talks about what led her to the decision to get her knee replaced, how she prepared herself for the operation, the hospital bag packing, the process, the pain, the physio, the recovery and the importance of having a support network around you.
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Thank you for sharing. Really helped. My surgery is around the corner and I'm trying to stay positive
How are you doing today, October 2023? I just had TKR surgery on my right knee September 22nd and had my left one done this past March so I'm recovering from both, yes it's a long healing process but so worth it, hope your doing well
Thank you for sharing! So helpful ❤
Thank you for posting this video Michelle, I've just watched the video of the knee Surgery so I know what they are going to do.
But listening to you gives the person's perspective. I'm having my first knee Surgery on the 19th July and I can't wait.
Thank you again and I hope you have fully recovered now and you are well now Michelle.
Thank you for sharing and your honesty! Hope it's still doing better than great 👍🏿
"sometimes it makes a little squeaky noise....." lol. Brilliant. Thanks for sharing. I'm getting mine done next month. Is your mom busy?
I'm about to have TKR #2, and the first time was horrendous. The drugs barely made a dent in the pain, and I remember just lying in bed and crying. Five years later, my other knee needs surgery. But this time will be different, as I'm going to have a Genicular Nerve Cryo-Ablation, where, under light sedation, a radiologist will insert three large needles around the knee and snake small freezing devices into them. The nerves are then frozen, and although they will regenerate, it takes about 6 months. The main reason to do this is to decrease (or eliminate) post-surgical pain. I am REALLY looking for forward to this, going through the surgery and PT pain-free. The trick will be not to do too much too soon as pain is there for a reason- to make you rest and heal. But the PT was excruciating!! I'd take a pain pill and it would still make me cry, working on getting range of motion in the first two weeks. I'm not sure why more doctors don't prescribe this treatment!
Thank you so much,your video motivation me.
Love your video, thank you so much for sharing your experience 🙏, hoping you are continuing to do well and enjoying your new knee❤.
Great video! thank you 🙏🏽
Thank you for sharing. My partial replacement is in 10 days. My knee makes horrid noises now, so a bit of a squeak won’t be a problem. 😂😂