Full knee replacement
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Hi I am new to this forum
I had a full knee replacement in March this year knee was coming along fine until about four weeks ago now every step I take my knee clicks and is getting painful.
It’s a little worrying has anyone else had this problem.
Really would appreciate any help please
Tom
I had a full knee replacement in March this year knee was coming along fine until about four weeks ago now every step I take my knee clicks and is getting painful.
It’s a little worrying has anyone else had this problem.
Really would appreciate any help please
Tom
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Hi Tom,
Lovely to meet you, so your successful knee replacement is now not behaving. That is a worry. I had mine replaced in January and it started off really well. It did start 'clunking', a bit like your jaw can when you open your mouth really wide, but it has now mostly stopped.
I read this Noises can come from a number of possible sources, including the metal and plastic implants, tendons, and fluid around the knee. These are fine and generally noises diminish over time, and I was told your knee can take up to 2 years to settle in.
It seems if there is pain, swelling or joint deformity then you should take action
https://www.verywellhealth.com/hearing-clicking-after-knee-replacement-surgery-2549611
We have lots of members with replacement joints who will be able to relate their experiences too to help. Do keep posting to let us know how you get on and what the outcome is
Take care
Yvonne x0 -
Hi Tom and apologies for being so late to answer your post. I've had three knee replacements. (Don't worry. I started young and the replacement which had to be replaced was 27(?) years old)
I remember twisting it as I got into the car leaving the hospital :roll: and it crackled a bit from then on for quite a while. I mentioned it to my consultant when I saw him next and he had a look and a feel and said it was just a 'settling in' thing. So, as Yvonne says, that's probably all it is with you but, if you're concerned about it, do check with the medics. I hope you get as much mileage out of it as I have done with mineIf at first you don't succeed, then skydiving definitely isn't for you.
Steven Wright0
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