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Nanoknee, is it better or merely hype?
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My husband and I received Nano Knee replacements (12/23, 1/24, 3/24) in California. Compared to what I read about traditional recoveries, ours were faster and less painful. We were back to our functional, rather sedentary activities, by 6-7 weeks pain-free. There was more healing to do but it was gradual.
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Glad it worked out for you!! My knee is totally shot and I need something like this. Until you were pain free how bad was the pain and what could you do or not do. In other words your functioning. Any PT. Anyway, best of health to you.
Mike G.
@nedclancy are you able to get on your knees
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I am curious how your experience was- any tingling/numbness at 2-3 months post op? I have that and a tight 'band' across top of the knee that feels odd. I did come to the table, so to speak, no pun intended, with bone on bone arthritis. But the nano procedure , altho a better experience than my recent Mako knee replacement, is no miracle- return-to- full- activity ""immediately " as their TV commercial suggests. With an $8,500 out of pocket cost? I don't get it.