Knee replacement: With modern techniques, patients are walking with assistance the day of surgery. Typically, patients are walking without assistive aids within one to four weeks, and are more mobile than before surgery at two to three months. I tell my patients to expect a feeling of.
Answered 2/3/2017
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Full function varies: Most people require a minimum of 6-12 weeks to regain their preop motion back. Most people are able to return to work at a light to medium duty at 6-12 weeks. Most people can play golf at 6-12 weeks. Tennis usually 12 weeks or so. Swimming once the wound is healed and sealed. Most people still feel stiff for 6-12+ months. This gives you good general idea of what to expect. Individuals vary.
Answered 8/18/2018
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