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Foot neuropathy (numbness and pain) after total knee replacement (TKR)

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@may2383

Thank you for your reply. I am sorry that you are having this problem. Fortunately for me, I still have 95% of the feeling in my feet. I bother sporadically with the tingling in the toes. This often happens about 2 or 3 hours after I go to bed. It leaves and I can go to sleep. I guess it is a mild form of neuropathy. which started after I had tkr. I do have hope. I believe in the power of prayer and am doing just that, praying. I will pray for you as well. Thanks again.

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may2383 | @may2383 | Sep 15, 2020

P.S. I do not feel any numbness nor tingling during the day, only at night after I go to bed.

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loriaakre | @loriaakre | Sep 15, 2020

19 months and no change in the foot numbness. If I don't wear socks and shoes it feel cold and hurts.
I only doctors would listen to their patients after surgery maybe something could be corrected. Like my popliteal artery that my surgeon pinched closed and kept saying that was normal. took my primary to do a simple ABI test to find it. When I went back to my TKR surgeon all he said is "why did you wait so long to get it fixed, you could of lost your leg" REALLY!
I feel the pain of all those who have this problem.

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