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Why is my knee twitching after arthroscopic surgery?
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Muscle reaction: Often after surgery of any type involving a joint, the muscles surround the joint weaken. One sign of the this may be "twitching" . It usually improves with time and rehabilitation. If it persists beyond a fe months talk to your surgeon about it.
Answered 6/8/2018
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