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Pain on outside of right knee TKR

Joint Replacements | Last Active: Aug 29 1:29pm | Replies (23)

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The providers will ALWAYS tell you everyone but you is a success . They are deceitful at best complicit more likely. TKR is an amputation —-that seldom has the results the patient hoped for, particularly if they wanted to continue a very active life style. For very sedentary individuals it has worked best and i have been told this in confidence by a provider.
I have had every requisite test, bone scans included and no-one really wants to touch me.they realize its just a failure and what ever they try MAY MAKE IT WORSE.
So, what to do? Resign yourself to the fact this is the new you. Like a person with either cancer or a disability. Be grateful you learned a lesson. Find hobbies you can do without using that leg much. Be grateful for the other things in your life.
Don’t be bitter or beat yourself up over the condition- it is what is….
And don’t fall prey to looking for medical solutions from the very people who put you in this position…….

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Here's one for everyone! I had my left knee replaced last October I couldn't walk on it since. My very 1st follow up it was Red, swollen, he told me to walk and I couldn't which I told him so. I asked what are we going to do? He replied " you can always get a second oppioion! " I had my operation a year later. He showed me my last X-Ray he told he used a 20 year old device which he couldn't believe, also the Doctor that messed up my left also messed up. My right now when I get better I will have to have my right knee replaced!