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Suggest Remedy For Pain After Total Knee Replacement

Hello I am going back to my Dr. Tuesday that I would like to find something to help my pain I just had a total knee replacement on the fourth when I was at the hospital I was allergic to everything they give me Names of all the drugs tramadl-Percocet-Alvaniy not sure if I m spelling that right , and also Dynamic, Advaned and also very allergic to a injection Dilaudid Thanks
Mon, 16 May 2016
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hi,

thank-you for providing the brief history of you.

A thorough musculoskeletal assessment is advised

As post TKR you are having pain this is common and it takes some time for the muscle to regain the flexibility. once the flexibility is attained the knee regains the mobility and the pain subsides

Also, the Strengthening of the muscles around the knee is needed to avoid any muscle pressure pain.

In my clinical practice we do find patients post TKR complains of pain. We look forward for a complete clinical assessment and recommend physical therapy. They respond well.

Regards
Jay Indravadan Patel
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Suggest Remedy For Pain After Total Knee Replacement

hi, thank-you for providing the brief history of you. A thorough musculoskeletal assessment is advised As post TKR you are having pain this is common and it takes some time for the muscle to regain the flexibility. once the flexibility is attained the knee regains the mobility and the pain subsides Also, the Strengthening of the muscles around the knee is needed to avoid any muscle pressure pain. In my clinical practice we do find patients post TKR complains of pain. We look forward for a complete clinical assessment and recommend physical therapy. They respond well. Regards Jay Indravadan Patel