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Cold from knee down after tendon operation. is this a normal after effect?
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Post surgery care: Most likely this is within the normal parameters for post surgical care, however okay to check in with your surgery team about this. A cold limb after surgery on the limb should be reported to your team. Be well.
Answered 2/2/2020
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