Sorry. The pain will subside shortly ( most of it).. i started using CBD cream and it really helped. I still needed an arthroscopic surgery later. My wife has had Sciatica for years and we tried the CBD on her. She loves it. But it only lasts a few hours.

@sdhkkjmz - Hi and welcome to the Joint Replacement Group. I'm sorry to hear about what brought you here. I had a TKR one and a half years ago. It's unfortunate that they haven't gotten your pain meds adjusted because at 2 weeks postop, I was definitely still experiencing enough discomfort to need regular and reasonably strong pain killers. As to what type of facility you should look for, here is my experience. After 3 weeks of inhome PT, I went to a place that had both regular PT and hydrotherapy. They said that if I just did the hydrotherapy, recovery would be slower- but it would be easier to achieve the movement. So... I tried to do as much regular PT as possible. That place has a health club attached to it and they give a discount to people who did PT there. Now, I do one day a week of acquatic yoga to help with my balance and then regular strength training (which I hate but I do it) 3 days a week. Wishing you relief and comfort - soon!

@sdhkkjmz New to group. Healing takes so much longer than we think it'll be. I did bilateral 8 mos.ago. I'm having intense tendon pain behind knee esp after exercise, if anyone has thoughts ... Anyway, for those with ROM issues , read below, there's a great - really great -- option to look into. Pain-killers: I needed for long time. Percocet was useless, get a stronger pain reliever, the strongest you can! But... you are ONLY 2 weeks post op ! You need a few months to evaluate how you are. I was lucky to get into rehab facility with good PT for 2 weeks ... but various levels of pain continued for a long while from multiple sources. Sleep was difficult (sleep aid is helping). I don't think your scar tissue is building up at this point. Here are a couple ideas. Water exercise (with lots of bending) has been good (it's a bit too early for you, due to wound). For you at this early point, I'd work on the ROM a lot now. And I used an amazing machine to help do that. X-10 machine. It's not a CPM, I found that horrible. The testimonials are true. It's not covered by insurance except in Michigan, and it's hard to get a machine (rent) bec there's so much demand, but it was worth every penny. You sit comfortably, it gently moves your leg; you control the slight increases (each day you improve); most people get to full ROM quickly. (My PT was so amazed at how I was doing that they totally slacked off with me - with bad consequences now). The say the best time to use X-10 is a week or 2 post op. Can't recommend it enough.