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Knee Replacement Failure - Need total reconstruction

Joint Replacements | Last Active: Oct 1, 2024 | Replies (121)
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@eeppeerr88

I had my knee replaced in September of 2016. My motion is restricted to 95% my good knee has 135% of motion. I still have pain and swelling in the replaced knee. The doctors response too this is I have to much scar tissue in the knee. Any suggestions by anyone???

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John, Volunteer Mentor | @johnbishop | Jul 21, 2020

Hi @eeppeerr88, There is another discussion where members are discussing scar tissue after knee replacement that you might find helpful.

Scar tissue after knee replacement: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/scar-tissue-after-knee-replacement/

Did your doctor offer any suggestions or followup with the scar tissue problem causing your swelling and pain?

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Chris Trout, Volunteer Mentor | @artscaping | Jul 21, 2020

Good afternoon @eeppeerr88, I just opened your post and am not in a place where I can reference other information. Please investigate Myofascial Pain Release. MFR. in fact, if @jenniferhunter is around she might be able you to explain how MFR deals with the restricted tissue. I will check back later.
Be safe and protected.
Chris

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JK | @contentandwell | Jul 24, 2020

@eeppeerr88 As @johnbishop suggested, I would definitely get another doctor's opinion. From what I hear, surgeries to remove scar tissue are done frequently and can help a lot. There are times when it does grow back but it's worth a try, in my opinion.
Frankly though, I doubt it's scar tissue with that degree of flex. That's where another doctor's opinion could be very helpful. As I said to @carlin make sure you go to a doctor at a different facility and as John said, preferably a major medical center hospital.
JK

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