Knee diseases and injuries are some of the most common joint issues people experience. Fortunately, many of these conditions resolve with nonsurgical interventions, such as physical therapy, medications, and injections. However, knee replacement surgery may be your best option if these methods don’t provide relief or if your problems are severe. Here's when it's time for this surgical procedure: 1. When Other Treatments Fail To Relieve Your Condition Do you experience pain, swelling, or a [Read More]
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Recovery Timeline for Knee Replacement Surgery
Healing is a gradual process after any surgery, including knee replacement surgery. A knee replacement surgery, or arthroplasty, is considered major surgery in which the damaged portions of your knee joint are removed and replaced with artificial components. The timeline for healing and recovery from knee replacement surgery varies from person to person and can depend on numerous factors, including the type of procedure (full knee replacement vs.partial knee replacement), complications of the [Read More]
Avoid These Mistakes When Going for a Total Knee Replacement
Having total knee replacement surgery means you are looking forward to stronger knees, more mobility, and less pain. Your orthopedic surgeon will explain the whole process long beforehand so that you can set realistic expectations and prepare for the surgery. Some patients disregard the pre-op directions. However, not following these instructions can not only delay surgery but may have a drastic impact on the surgery outcome. Let’s talk about some of the mistakes you should avoid when [Read More]
Different Types of Knee Injuries
Given the fact that we rely on our knees for even the simplest movements that we make every day, such as standing, sitting, walking, and running, an injury to any of its structures can be especially incapacitating. Discussed below are a few of the common types of knee injuries along with their causes and symptoms. Kneecap (Patellar) Fracture A kneecap fracture refers to a break in the small bone sitting at the front of your knee. This type of knee injury is most often caused by a direct [Read More]
Why Do Some Patients Experience More Pain After a Knee Replacement Than Others?
For a majority of people, a knee replacement can alleviate chronic knee problems, such as persistent pain and limited function. A relief from symptoms allows a return to a normal, active lifestyle. However, in some cases, patients may go on to experience prolonged knee pain following surgery. Find out more about knee replacement pain and what you can do to treat it. When Is Joint Replacement Surgery Necessary? A joint disorder can cause pain, stiffness, and a loss of function and mobility in [Read More]
Knee Replacement Pain: How We Can Help You
If it has been months since you had your knee replacement surgery, and you are still in pain, you’re likely wondering if it will ever go away or making a last-ditch effort to completely address your problem. Don’t despair—turn to one our knee replacement specialists here at the Personalized Orthopedics of the Palm Beaches, in Boynton Beach. Read further to learn about what we can do to effectively reverse your problem. Comprehensive Knee Examination There are various potential reasons [Read More]
