Reconstruction: As a general, but never 'always' response. See prior answer for details on this. With knee replacement, intense pain may resolve in few days, full pain weeks-months; full recovery time generally 1-6 months.
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Both: While a knee replacement is often quite painful, this usually resolves over 6-12 weeks and one can return to normal activities. A 'reconstruction' can mean many things, but typically waiting for tissues to heal takes much longer before full recovery is achieved.
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