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@josie1957 it hasn’t been very long yet so maybe he is right and it will resolve. I hear from others on here with post-TKR problems that they are told to give it a year.
If/when you feel an unreasonable amount of time has passed you should consider a second opinion from a doctor at a different medical center. I know it must be difficult to wait but you do need to try to be patient and hopefully it will go away either gradually or, as in my case when I had pain, almost overnight! .As I mentioned previously I do have some very minor numbness after water jogging for a long time. When I get that it goes away fairly quickly.
Please let us know how you are doing and if the numbness starts to decrease. I am not a medical person at all, but I think it might.
JK

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I am not sure if this reply is going to one person or to everyone. I am almost 7 months out from right tkr. I can bike 50 miles but not walk comfortably at all. I have terrible numbness in my foot and mostly big toe, off and on, and pain on the inside of my foot and up my ankle under certain activities or positions. My ankle feels weak when
I walk and does not seem to want to do the work of walking, but resistant checks with rhe PT do not show weakness. I scheduled to see an orthopedist who specializes in foot and ankle problems. He works closely with tkr orthopedists, so maybe he will admit a connection to my tkr. This is not the place where I had my tkr.