@ezas123 good morning, thank you for sharing such unfortunate info about tkr. I actually had a hip replacement 11 years ago by the same doctor that perform my knee surgery. I had NO issue with my hip replacement, which is why I choose to go with the same. I relize that the hip and knee are different, but I never thought of nerves being severed that would cause such pain on a daily basis. I do walk 2 to 3 times a week and strengthen 2 times a week. When i walk sometimes I feel my Tkr knee start to become stiff, I also massage the area one time a day. Yet all the tingling and burning persist daily, all day and night. I can only sleep on one side of my body. And I am told there is nothing that can be done after 2 nd and 3rd opinion. Now I have my right knee and right shoulder beginning to pain and I am certainly looking for alternatives and/or bearing the pain rather than having surgery. Not sure what the future holds for complete recovery and how long i can continue the exercises. My only hope is to find a nerve specialist, who has been in it for a while with exceptional recommendations. And that can do autoscopic surgery going in to fix the nerve without surgery.