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TKR WITH NERVE ELECTRIC SHOCKS

Joint Replacements | Last Active: May 7, 2023 | Replies (5)

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@agingdonna - "Anyway the question is…would it be nerve damage, or re-alignment of a leg that is not used to being straight, or could I be over doing it. "

It could be the realignment, but mine worked to my benefit. I had sciatica on my left side before I had my 2nd TKR. My toes turned in and I walked with a drop and rotation on my hip, I think it was a gait adjustment to keep pressure and pain off my knee. My knee was straightened with TKR, and I have not had problems with sciatica since. But it's conceivable that any change and realignment of the leg might irritate the sciatic nerve.

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Thank you...I have found my left foot tends to face a different way. I was told I'd need a left hip replacement one day and I have suffered Bursitis quite a few times in it. I now understand that with new pisitioning of knee that other parts of leg will be tested.