← Return to Tendonitis in knee after TKR: Anything I can do to ease the pain?

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@johnbishop

Hi @janicemmccarthy, I'm sorry to hear you are having pain after your knee replacement which is normally why you have a knee replacement - to fix or get rid of the pain. I am fortunate in that my TKR from a couple of years ago has went well for me. Here's some information I found that may be helpful.

-- Successful Nonoperative Treatment of Persistently Painful Knees Following Total Knee Arthroplasty—A Case Series: https://www.practicalpainmanagement.com/treatments/interventional/successful-nonoperative-treatment-persistently-painful-knees-following

Have you talked with your doctor or surgeon to see if physical therapy may help?

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I finished physical therapy at the end of October before the tendonitis showed up. He said he didn't want to put me in PT again. The pain is so severe that I am having trouble walking and I can not sleep no matter how I place my leg.