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What to Expect After a Knee Replacement Surgery

Knee joints are one of the most affected joints which impacts nearly each growing old person's quality of life. Knee pain because of osteoarthritis is a very annoying concern that human beings undergo. <br><br>Do consult Revitalize Physiotherapy and Homecare for Knee checkup, replacement or surgery.<br><br>Book an appointment with us- https://revitalizephysiocare.com/ | 905-452-0222 | revitalizephysio@gmail.com

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What to Expect After a Knee Replacement Surgery

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  1. WHAT TO EXPECT AFTER A KNEE REPLACEMENT SURGERY

  2. WHAT IS KNEE REPLACEMENT SURGERY? Knee replacement surgery is known as arthroplasty of knee. It is a surgical procedure in which a damaged or worn-out knee joint is replaced with an artificial joint made of metal, plastic, or ceramic materials. The surgery is performed on patients with severe knee pain and disability caused by conditions such as osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or injury. During the surgery, the damaged or diseased parts of the knee joint are removed, and the artificial joint is implanted in their place. After the surgery, patients typically undergo a period of rehabilitation or Knee Replacement Physiotherapy Brampton to regain strength and mobility in their knee joint.

  3. COMMON REASONS FOR KNEE REPLACEMENT SURGERY INCLUDES: Other conditions Rheumatoid arthritis Trauma or injury Osteoarthritis

  4. TIMELINE OF GETTING BACK TO “NORMAL” AFTER KNEE REPLACEMENT SURGERY: 1 4 2 3 One Hour After Surgery One Week After Surgery One or Three Months After Surgery One Year After Surgery

  5. After one hour following knee replacement surgery, the person will typically still be in the recovery room or the post-anesthesia care unit (PACU). The healthcare team will assess the person's ability to move their toes and ankle, as well as the sensation in their leg. 1 One Hour After Surgery Overall, the first few hours after knee replacement surgery are focused on monitoring the person's vital signs, managing pain, and starting rehabilitation exercises. The healthcare team will closely monitor the person's progress and adjust their physio plan as needed to ensure a safe and successful recovery.

  6. You can avail of mobile physiotherapy service and get a customized plan with specific instructions on how to care for the incision and when to change the dressing. 2 Inhome physiotherapy will be ongoing, with exercises to improve range of motion, strength, and mobility. A Brampton Physiotherapist may also provide instructions on how to use assistive devices, such as crutches or a walker. The therapist will schedule follow-up appointments to check progress. It is important to follow the healthcare provider's instructions to ensure a safe and successful recovery. One Week After Surgery

  7. After one month following knee replacement surgery, the person will have made significant progress in their recovery. Pain and swelling should have decreased, and the person may be able to stop taking pain medication. 3 One or Three Months After Surgery The wound will heal and the healthcare provider will likely remove any remaining sutures or staples. Knee Replacement Physiotherapy will still be ongoing, with exercises to further improve range of motion, strength, and mobility in the knee joint.

  8. After three months following knee replacement surgery, pain and swelling should be minimal. Rehabilitation will still be ongoing. But the frequency of appointments may decrease as the person becomes more independent. 4 One Year After Surgery The person should continue to work on improving range of motion, strength, and mobility of the knee joint. At this point, the person will be able to perform most activities of daily living without help. And may be able to return to work or other normal activities, depending on their job.

  9. FINAL TAKEAWAYS: We hope this blog helps you understand more about what to expect after you go through knee replacement surgery. At Revitalize Physiotherapy and Homecare, we are geared up to help you recover from all your health concerns. For the best Knee Pain Treatment Brampton, book an appointment with us right away!

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