← Return to Afib and neuropathy

Discussion

Afib and neuropathy

Neuropathy | Last Active: Sep 10, 2023 | Replies (18)

Comment receiving replies
@davidjp

Thanks for that reference John, will get right to it.
Here is an interesting story for you; I did have my right knee replaced in April, and have been doing PT to re-strengthen the leg since then. What has happened to that leg, below the knee, is that it has redeveloped hair, just like I had when I was much younger (now 83). But the other leg is almost completely bare of hair as was the right one before the surgery. Have showed this to several health professionals, and they do not have an answer, and they tell me they have never seen this before in legs operated on. Only possible answer they say is it is due to increased blood flow from the exercise. Sadly, I still have the neuropathy in the right foot even with the possible increased flow. So not sure. But again, thanks for the reference. Will check it out.

Jump to this post


Replies to "Thanks for that reference John, will get right to it. Here is an interesting story for..."

Yipes. I’m having my right knee replaced early next year and I was very hairy most of my life. I am a female, age 79, and have been so happy the past few years that I didn’t have to shave my leg every day. I’ll report in after the surgery.