Knee Replacement Surgery - What you need to know before, during and after

Publicado 2021-02-26
The purpose of this video is to help you learn what to expect while you are in hospital, and how to care for yourself after surgery so that you can have the best recovery possible.
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  • Today I'm 1 month out from left knee replacement. The pain is much less and it isn't waking me up at night. Outpatient physical therapy is great. The first week after surgery I was so angry at the unrelenting pain. I called my surgeon and he increased my oxycodone temporarily from 10 to 15 mg every 4 hours. That carried me through the worst of it. Be sure you have a surgeon who will be available to your calls. I didn't know that his practice would not refill meds on weekends (!). Also make sure you have an elevated toilet seat. Didn't realize I would need one since I am fairly short, 5'3". Husband went and got me one with side bars and it made life so much easier.
  • @kimjacobson6785
    I will be having a knee replacement surgery on Monday April 24 the watching this video helps me to get ready for my surgery Kim
  • I found the information in this video very helpful. I am into my 3rd week POS operation of a complete right knee replacement. I am on a lot of medication to reduce pain and blood thinner for blood clot. Staying positive,being patient ,safety conscious at all times to prevent falls ,twisting or jerking the injuried leg is of utmost importance.Doing the exercises each day is a must to ensure a good outcome for a good range of motion ,strength and stability. Once again Thank you for providing such an informative video.
  • @trina941156115
    My mother’s surgery is next month. The video and comments are very uplifting and informative ❤. Wishing all that went through this a speedy recovery ❤
  • @SG-pz1so
    Thank you very thorough im scared anxious and cant wait till I'm on the other side of healing....
  • Can’t find a better clip all about TKR . Owe you a lot for this video gives me a clear pic of everything I require. God bless .Thank you is very small word . THANK YOU GUYS.
  • @shelley9652
    This initially scared the bejaysus out of me but I watched it repeatedly and I was definitely more confident going into surgery. I took everything as gospel and my recovery has been going like gangbusters! Thank you for the time and your expertise.
  • @lindaoliver6190
    I would like to thank you for this very informative information you really covered everything most things I didn’t know about or thought of. I really appreciate this video
  • I'm having a total knee replacement on April 8th. Your video has helped me so much. I wasn't aware of all the equipment I'd need. I'll be in touch with my doctor's office very soon.
  • @emom358
    I'm going in for my second knee next week. I won't lie, the pain the first few weeks can seem unendurable, but suddenly you'll notice it's diminishing and the exercises get easier.
  • @theDoc999
    Highly educational, comprehensive information. A must for anyone going for TKR.
  • @user-ze7qw9tb9h
    Very good information. I wish I read these valuable informations 3 weeks ago
  • @mskittyjudy6943
    I am in late 70;s and heading for TKR in few weeks. Been watching lots videos. THANK YOU MUCH FOR THIS ONE. I started gathering up my med supplies. Especially helpful: firm cushions @ home/car. 2" above knee for vx things, etc etc
  • Thank you so much for this video! My husband is in surgery right nom for knee replacement. Definitely will watch this together. Answers a lot of questions. 😊