Saturday 16 November 2013

If you are facing a persistent pain on your knees ? Time to consult a doctor and save your knees.......

Knee Pain
Knee pain can be caused by a sudden injury, an overuse injury, or by an underlying condition, such as arthritis. Treatment will vary depending on the cause.
      
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You'll only need a knee replacement if your knee gives you pain,stiffness or loss of function that affects your daily life and activities. Your orthopaedic surgeon will be able to advise you on the surgical options and on the potential pros and cons of having or delaying surgery.



When To Consider A Surgery???
Knee replacement surgery may help you if other arthritis treatments don't work and you have any of the following:


  • Limited ability to walk
  • Inability to get in or out of a chair                      
  • A bowing in or out of the knee
  • Moderate to severe pain when resting      

 

Knee replacement surgery

Your new knee will continue to improve for as much as two years after your operation. You'll need to restore your muscles through exercise and pay attention to any problems such as: stiffness pain infection. You’ll also need to take care in the first few weeks when moving around and doing household jobs so that you don’t damage your new knee. You'll need to use crutches for a few weeks to reduce the risk of falling.


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Keep on Moving

To make the most of your new knee, you should follow your doctor's instructions about physical activity in the weeks after the surgery.
 It’s a serious decision and it’s important to make the right choices. This guide provides you with the information you need to engage in a serious and productive conversation with a surgeon and discuss your surgical options.






                                    








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