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Foot neuropathy (numbness and pain) after total knee replacement (TKR)
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Hi @willieblack, I saw from your previous posts that you have had two total knee replacements and stay pretty active. You also use and elliptical and a spin bike. I'm a little over a year out from my TKR but probably not as active as you are. I also use an elliptical and a recumbent exercise bike combo machine. During my initial rehab at home I mostly used the recumbent bike mode of the machine because it was easier on the knee and helped with the flexion. The past few months during COVID-19 I've switched to mostly using it as an elliptical machine to build up more leg strength.
How are your knee replacements doing?
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My most recent one from 2016 has been a big concern. A revision is on the way. My knee cap is protruding with a great deal of numbness. My flexion is about 120 for both knees. The elliptical and spin are amazing exercises. I’m still spinning but very limited. My insurance company is in partnership with Mayo Clinic. I’m reaching out for recommendations.