Posted by Pete in MD on November 15, 2023 at 15:14:00 from (100.16.164.26):
In Reply to: Knee replacement posted by 37 chief on November 14, 2023 at 19:58:24:
I had one knee done when I was 77 and the other done when I was 79.
These are my recommendations to you: 1. Visit the physical therapist and get printouts of the home exercises you'll be doing. 2. Do the exercises twice a day starting 3 weeks before surgery. 3. After surgery and before you go home they will take you to one P.T. session to teach you how to walk with a walker and go up and down stairs. 4. Once you get home keep your leg elevated as much as you can to avoid any swelling. 5. Do the home exercises twice a day, make it your job to do so. 6. Go to as many P.T. sessions as your insurance will allow and don't skip any. 7. Do the home exercises twice a day until you have your one month follow with your surgeon.
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