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Total Knee Repair Revision: A Success Story

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I hesitated responding to your first post "Total Knee Repair Revision: A Success Story" back in Aug 4,2022 because I didn't want to dampen your optimism. Your story mirrors mine. Of my three TKR's the revision appeared to be initially the most successful with less pain and faster recovery (short term), and allowed me to go to PT in two days following surgery. I made steady progress for four months when improvement stopped and started to go downhill.
I'm seeing my Ortho again tomorrow post my Dec 26, 2023 surgery. I was always curious why he never commented on me requiring a cane, but tomorrow I'll mention it. I did't want to go on about me, but I just wanted to let you know you're not alone in this TKR nightmare.

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Thank you it helps when other people share …. I am sorry you are going through this also….but for me tkr , manipulation , and revision dr said end of the road I just have to find a way to deal with the pain ……. But like I said I am relieved because I decided before Dr even said anything I was not going to have surgery again ….. now just do what helps relieve some of the pain ….. good luck in your journey….hope you find what works