😨....💩 I've had 4 and going for 5th (promise im not an octopus) week and I still have to be dragged in by the doctors. You can still see every set of my finger nail scratch marks in theatre door frame form all my surgerys past
Still water + those who know 💀 + mango mango + adrenaline + noradrenaline + Balkan rage + sigma stare + phonk + uncanny + troll face + the jonkler + AI Rick laughing + lightning eyes Patrick Bateman + Skibidi Toilet + Jamaican smile + German stare + winter arc + Hawk Tuah + anger issues + phonk edit + English or Spanish + Romanian footjob + broke mango + respect still water 🗿🍷
@@OwenDidato its internet, my hopes and wishes doesn't need to be conveyed just well wishing can sometimes affect things positively or make some ones day better ehen they read the comment post Op
I would really like to see a video where you talk about the pain management after a total knee replacement. I live in chronic pain due to rheumatoid arthritis and fibromyalgia. My total knee replacement was absolutely the worst pain I’ve ever experienced in my life. I would rather give birth to 10 pound babies 10 times a day with no drugs than to ever have a total knee replacement again. The severe pain lasted four months postoperatively.
I need, or that's what I've been told, a total knee replacement left knee. And your comment has me praying for you and all the pain you are experiencing. I am not looking forward to this mostly because I have no one to help me after. 🙏🙏🙏
I feel the same as you do, I had total knee replacement surgery 2 years ago on my right knee, I was in extreme pain afterwards and was told to go home the following day which I ended up staying in hospital for 5 days, they gave me a nerve block after the surgery which did not work, making you stand and walk on that leg was agony and 2 years later, I'm still having pain in that knee and they want me to have my left knee replaced too and I am not wanting to do the other knee because I don't want to go through the pain of the surgery again and have pain still years later 😿😪 I hope that you get some relief soon, sorry for the long message
My dad was 80 when he had it done, brutal recovery pain. He said no way is he doing the other knee. If they use a local pain pump it would help with recovery pain.
I was told its your health insurance that decides if you stay in hospital or outpstient surgery. Doctor needs to explain why you need to be in the hospital. I had my 2 knee replacements done in the hospital.@@patriciacampbell8262
This is the second replacement on my same knee. Praying for a better out come. Amen. Bless the doc and assistants. Praise God!! He is in control! 👍🏾💕🌹🥰🌹🌹🙏🏾
My knees were replaced 94 days apart in June and September 2021, Mako robot assisted surgeries done outpatient. I recovered quickly both times and feel fantastic 3 years later.
My Surgeon did a great job on my knees. In 2019 I had both knees replaced five months apart. I have the “Press Fit” implants and I have had zero problems. Physical therapy is extremely important and I got excellent results as I worked very hard..
I had a full knee replacement. My surgeon used the Mako robot. Basically, it scanned my knee, then my surgeon drilled sensors in my leg to guide the robot arm. Then, it mapped out on the screen, the areas where cutting was needed. The surgeon could only move the saw to those specific areas, he could not deviate on his own. This provided me with a more precise surgery, therefore, less trauma on my knee and it dramatically shortened my recovery time. Went in at 7am, I went home by 2pm. I was walking at home, using a walker by 4pm. I did not even need any pain meds. Do your research. Check into the Mako system, if you are planning a knee replacement. UA-cam has many videos explaining this procedure.
I appreciate the time you took for explaining your knee replacement process, I read the whole thing and learned some stuff like that the saw could only go to specific areas in your knee that we designated already and I hope other people learn from this and I hope your knee is doing well and you
Mako is a great procedure definitely did not reduce my pain. Used mako on partial and total. I also feel if you are out of alignment, before surgery, mako just aligns you as is. Idk. I had sciatica and all kinds of issues after.
I am scheduled for a total knee replacement in October ..... and the having the other one done 4 weeks later in November. Hang fellas, its going to be wild ride. 🤪
As an orthopedic surgeon, I ask... What's the hurry? That joint is going to be within the body for at least 25 years. The patient undergoes this procedure maybe once or twice in his life time. What is this tearing need to see the patient gone?
How about patients that need to get back to their jobs asap and can't afford hospital stays??? Yes there is recovery time, but recovery at home on short term disability is worlds cheaper than staying in the hospital longer than needes
Precisely. Whats the hurry. Ive just retired after 35 years with Zimmerbiomet and Ive been at the coalface of hundreds and hundreds of knees. It nuts sending people home still catheterised and without pain management being sorted.
RN here- so the hospital boots you out to make more money and says” people do better at home” really? What people? Readmission for pain control is not infrequent.
Soilasifuentes9529: I also was blessed this time with an exceptional surgeon here in Toronto. He used a ‘Rosa Robot’ to help him perform the surgery. A few hours later I was sent home with a thermos of ‘happy juice’ swinging from a string around my neck and connected to a pic line on my thigh. It lasted exactly 3 days and took me over the hump of the initial pain that happens after a trauma. VERY minimal pain now.
It is awful to be sent home right away after surgeries like this. I had reconstructive surgery on my foot. I was sent home a few hours later. I became very sick from the results of the anesthesia all the way home. I think that patients should stay overnight in the hospital after surgery.
It's criminal how fast they want people out of the hospital because insurance doesn't want to pay. Especially if you live alone, what the hell are you supposed to do when you're in a condition that actually needs hospitalization ??!!!
Had my knee replaced last Tuesday outpatient. Went in at 6:30AM nd was home before 1PM. Had first PT appointment 2 days after. Pain like I've never known, but getting better everyday.
Physical therapy is so important!! I had full knee joint replacement a year ago my knee was bad it took from 1:30pm to 5:30pm to do my surgery and it was honestly the worst pain ever I stayed in the hospital for them to manage my pain for 3days. Yes it was scary, PAINFUL, well worth it. I can do so much more!!!
Back surgery IS ROUGH....I had spinal fusion once and laminectomy twice. Spinal fusion has difficult recovery. Now I'm looking at TKR, right side first .
I had knee cap replacement surgery, i didn’t have anaesthesia I had an epidural and a sedative , I was asleep the whole procedure, woke up feeling great but i did stay in hospital overnight, although I didn’t actually get any sleep due to discomfort and not being in my own bed 😮
And my son, who's a PT, sees them in a couple days, and discharges them in 3-4 weeks. Their recovery time is so dependent on the surgery and skill of the surgeon.
If they don’t send a patient home with the proper amounts of pain medications, then it also restricts how well patients recover especially during those initial days and weeks of recovery
I had two partial knee replacements, one six months ago. The doctor used a robot on my second one, and I keep envisioning Rosie from The Jetsons helping my doctor.
Right?!? I had a TKR and was in hospital 4 days. I was only 39, so I should have had the best chance of going home before a 65 year old. It was the worst pain of my life.
I was sick when sent home after surgery on my foot. I started to bleed out while laying in my own bed. Every patient should be kept in the hospital overnight
@@tieiatalks I had mine at 42. Was knee surgery #7 on that knee. I was in 2.5 days. I was in a lot of pain that first 3 weeks. In hospital was on dilaudid pca with oral percocet on top of that. That was 9.5 yrs ago. I don't see them being that generous with pain meds these days.
I just had my second full knee replacement last September They wanted to send me home the same day I insisted on staying for at least 1 night a night the hospital and I am glad I did There was no way after anesthesia that I would want to be home by myself
Yes, I know! I’m a healthy 55-year-old that had it done and was sent home after three days the first time and two days the second time. The second time, I was given oxycodone that day before leaving, but there was a bit of a delay in getting me home. My wife couldn’t get me my prescriptions on time, because there was going to be a two hour delay at Walgreens. I was suffering excruciating pain for at least three or four hours before I finally got them. But two weeks later I’m driving again and stopped using the narcotics 5 days ago. Knee replacements are a toss-up.
The only people outpatient totals helps is the surgeon and facility. They save thousands of dollars, ending up in their pockets, on each patient that goes home the same day.
My surgeon also used the mako robotic arm, and I had no problems with either of my knee replacements. You have to commit to the PT, it's essential to regain your mobility.
My mom got both of hers done at the same time.. I helped her through her recovery. Doctors say that doing them both can kill you so I guess it's not recommend but goes to show how beastly she is.
I am looking into the Jiffy Knee replacement. A relative had it and it was minimally invasive, they go through the side so they don't cut muscle or tendons, and recovery time is way shorter. My first TKR was extremely painful. Natural childbirth with a 9 1/2 lb baby was less painful!
Was scrolling through wondering the same thing. Never seen that way before. Typically someone takes the place of that stirrup and stands at the foot of the bed and holds the foot to elevate the leg so it doesn't get contaminated while it's being prepped. After that the surgical techs will come in place drapes down and take the foot from the person with a stockinette. That's the most common method I've seen. This method in the video seems unnecessary and lazy. Now someone has to get the ankle out of the holder and undo the stirrup which means an unsterile person is close to the sterile field. Lots of moving parts and potentially a way to contaminate the field. If anyone has seen this method done before and knows it works I'm sorry for doubting it, however I would avoid this if possible.
12 years ago I had total replacement of both knees at the same time. I know some time has passed and I hope what you're saying is true, but I think you're giving a bit of false hope! I was in the hospital 5 days and in the rehab center 12 days. My recovery took 3 months til I could walk without a cane. You totally leave out the discussion of how to regain range of motion and the necessity for pain killers to rehabilitate.
Total knee replacement September 9, 2024 I’m still in pain and I can’t get any pain meds so it’s throwing me into depression, but I am an Overcomer and I have God on my side😢🙏💯🙏
I've had 36 surgical operations, to date, with the longest being a spinal fusion in 1999. A few years ago I had my left knee replaced. By far, this was the most painful surgical recovery I've ever had. Hopefully, before my other knee surgery, they will have figured out how to control that pain!
I wish i could have knee replacements 😢i have bad arthritis throughout body and sever protruding bony growth on knee cap and patella and did have one knee operated on removing the growth (because they broke offer near the patellar tendon which helped so much with pain) but i just turned 40 and drs dont want to do it now...
Had total knee replacement surgery in February and I’m doing great was in pain for a few weeks but doing great now took pain meds for about a month or so but no pain meds at now
I had onne replacement in 2013, and second one 2014. Spent one night both times. Never had one pain.had excellent dr. Now ,10 yrs later both need to be re-done. I have severe osteoporosis, so that could be the reason i need another replacement.
I did one of mine one year ago. At the moment, the next one is acting up. I am dreading the pain and I hope to put it off as long as possible. You have to be wean from those drugs before you become dependent on them. The key my doctor gave me for recovery was to try to move my leg every hour upon the hour. I am happy with the results because I hardly limp. However, pain is not my best friend. I’ll wait a while and exercise.
That feeling when your knee surgery is today 😅
I’m the 300 like
😨....💩 I've had 4 and going for 5th (promise im not an octopus) week and I still have to be dragged in by the doctors. You can still see every set of my finger nail scratch marks in theatre door frame form all my surgerys past
Did you have to wear Foley catheter when u got sent home?
Me when knee surgery is tomorrow: 😈💙
Hahahahahahahaahahahaha
Those who know: 💀🥭
Those who know:👤🎷
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That feeling when the surgery is tomorrow….
hope you have a speedy recovery
@@SanilSinghTomarwhos ginna tell him
Whats that mean
@@OwenDidato its internet, my hopes and wishes doesn't need to be conveyed just well wishing can sometimes affect things positively or make some ones day better ehen they read the comment post Op
@@SanilSinghTomar r/wooosh
That feeling when testicle surgery is in an hour
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I have knee surgery tomorrow 🫐🫐
Good luck bro
@@epic_gamer48-fm9gh r/wooosh
That feeling when knee surgery is tomorrow: 😈
@@epic_gamer48-fm9gh, I think he’s just joking. 🤣😂🙏🙌
Bro it's been 2 weeks can I see your knee?
Knee Surgery Tomorrow 🔥🔥🔥
Is been 10 days and are you ready?
@@Imtherealstalinit’s a meme from the grinch
@@brainbow1 yes I know bro just tryna prank this dude
Knee surgery is tomorrow 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥
That feeling when
The knee surgery is tomorrow😏
Bruh
I would really like to see a video where you talk about the pain management after a total knee replacement. I live in chronic pain due to rheumatoid arthritis and fibromyalgia. My total knee replacement was absolutely the worst pain I’ve ever experienced in my life. I would rather give birth to 10 pound babies 10 times a day with no drugs than to ever have a total knee replacement again. The severe pain lasted four months postoperatively.
I need, or that's what I've been told, a total knee replacement left knee. And your comment has me praying for you and all the pain you are experiencing. I am not looking forward to this mostly because I have no one to help me after. 🙏🙏🙏
@@kathleen2754 that why I've not done my knees. Need total replacement and have NO one to help me. So sitting my butt in wheelchair.
I feel the same as you do, I had total knee replacement surgery 2 years ago on my right knee, I was in extreme pain afterwards and was told to go home the following day which I ended up staying in hospital for 5 days, they gave me a nerve block after the surgery which did not work, making you stand and walk on that leg was agony and 2 years later, I'm still having pain in that knee and they want me to have my left knee replaced too and I am not wanting to do the other knee because I don't want to go through the pain of the surgery again and have pain still years later 😿😪 I hope that you get some relief soon, sorry for the long message
I suffer from the same any my knee replacement was the worst pain I had ever been through. This pain is unbearable 😖😣😫😩
if you have a pain contract with your pain doctor, he will need to write the protocol for your aftercare management of pain.
That feeling when
knee surgery is tomorrow
Your having knee surgery tomorrow goober
That feeling when knee surgery is tomorrow 🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦
That feeling when knee surgery is in 5 minites
I had a whole knee replacement surgery in August so far I'm doing great!!
That feeling when knee surgery is tomorrow 😈🔵
I can’t believe that I’m living in a time where knee surgeries are now a meme but here we are
that feeling when knee surgery is tomorrow: 😈😈😈
I had 2 full knee replacements, 2 yrs apart...im glad i stayed 4 days, the recuperation is traumatic 😮
You are right… PT is tough but the results are great as you power through it.
My dad was 80 when he had it done, brutal recovery pain. He said no way is he doing the other knee. If they use a local pain pump it would help with recovery pain.
I need your surgeon because that’s my worst fear going home in 6-8 hours and what could happen!
Sending you home the same day is really cruel, what an awful experience
I was told its your health insurance that decides if you stay in hospital or outpstient surgery. Doctor needs to explain why you need to be in the hospital. I had my 2 knee replacements done in the hospital.@@patriciacampbell8262
It is absolutely CRAZY to do this outpatient. It also is absolutely cruel. The insurance companies are driving this.
My Doctor had me stay overnight… I was ready to go home. The Hospital was short staffed and that causes a problem when you need to use the restroom.
@@deefaye2743I think you also lessen your chances of infection getting out of the hospital as soon as possible, unfortunately!!!
I’ve had so many major surgeries outpatient and I recover faster than anything ever seen and there is a much much lower infection rate.
I had both my knees replaced this year. They kept me overnight but I could have easily gone home the same day
that feeling when knee surgery is tomorrow.. 🔥🔥
That feeling when knee surgery is happening 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
This is the second replacement on my same knee. Praying for a better out come. Amen. Bless the doc and assistants. Praise God!! He is in control! 👍🏾💕🌹🥰🌹🌹🙏🏾
2nd? Omg I'm scared
My knees were replaced 94 days apart in June and September 2021, Mako robot assisted surgeries done outpatient. I recovered quickly both times and feel fantastic 3 years later.
My Surgeon did a great job on my knees. In 2019 I had both knees replaced five months apart. I have the “Press Fit” implants and I have had zero problems.
Physical therapy is extremely important and I got excellent results as I worked very hard..
Great to read something like this. I'm wondering, is it possible run again with that knee, there no ligaments right?
@user-bf2im1ih1e I don't think your supposed to be running after this surgery. You can, but you'll probably wear the new joint out much faster.
@@elev8torguy130 thanks for your answer, I got it
That feeling when you had a knee surgery
That feeling when you had a knee surgery 6 years ago🥶😈
I had outpatient total knee 2 years ago. Best gift I have ever given myself
That feeling when knee surgery was yesterday but again tomorrow:
that feeling when knee surgery is now:
That feeling when knee surgery is tomorrow: 😈
I had a full knee replacement.
My surgeon used the Mako robot.
Basically, it scanned my knee, then my surgeon drilled sensors in my leg to guide the robot arm.
Then, it mapped out on the screen, the areas where cutting was needed.
The surgeon could only move the saw to those specific areas, he could not deviate on his own.
This provided me with a more precise surgery, therefore, less trauma on my knee and it dramatically shortened my recovery time.
Went in at 7am, I went home by 2pm.
I was walking at home, using a walker by 4pm.
I did not even need any pain meds.
Do your research.
Check into the Mako system, if you are planning a knee replacement.
UA-cam has many videos explaining this procedure.
I appreciate the time you took for explaining your knee replacement process, I read the whole thing and learned some stuff like that the saw could only go to specific areas in your knee that we designated already and I hope other people learn from this and I hope your knee is doing well and you
Mako is a great procedure definitely did not reduce my pain. Used mako on partial and total. I also feel if you are out of alignment, before surgery, mako just aligns you as is. Idk. I had sciatica and all kinds of issues after.
This is so comforting because I need to go for a knee replacement.
No way
I have never been told about this technique 🤔
That feeling when knee surgery is tomorrow💀
I'm looking at a total knee replacement and this procedure frightens me
How’d things go with the knee ?
@@brooklyn560he dead
@@squidwardstuckinalocker damn bad knees got another one
Me too !!!!!
I am scheduled for a total knee replacement in October ..... and the having the other one done 4 weeks later in November. Hang fellas, its going to be wild ride. 🤪
As an orthopedic surgeon, I ask... What's the hurry? That joint is going to be within the body for at least 25 years. The patient undergoes this procedure maybe once or twice in his life time. What is this tearing need to see the patient gone?
Another patient...$
How about patients that need to get back to their jobs asap and can't afford hospital stays??? Yes there is recovery time, but recovery at home on short term disability is worlds cheaper than staying in the hospital longer than needes
Precisely. Whats the hurry. Ive just retired after 35 years with Zimmerbiomet and Ive been at the coalface of hundreds and hundreds of knees.
It nuts sending people home still catheterised and without pain management being sorted.
RN here- so the hospital boots you out to make more money and says” people do better at home” really? What people? Readmission for pain control is not infrequent.
That feeling when knee surgery is today 🗣
That feeling when the knee surgery is right now🥶🥶💀
i had total knee replacement on both i was so lucky i had amazing doctor
Soilasifuentes9529: I also was blessed this time with an exceptional surgeon here in Toronto. He used a ‘Rosa Robot’ to help him perform the surgery. A few hours later I was sent home with a thermos of ‘happy juice’ swinging from a string around my neck and connected to a pic line on my thigh. It lasted exactly 3 days and took me over the hump of the initial pain that happens after a trauma. VERY minimal pain now.
That feeling when the knee surgery is tomorrow 🙉
It is awful to be sent home right away after surgeries like this. I had reconstructive surgery on my foot. I was sent home a few hours later. I became very sick from the results of the anesthesia all the way home. I think that patients should stay overnight in the hospital after surgery.
It's criminal how fast they want people out of the hospital because insurance doesn't want to pay. Especially if you live alone, what the hell are you supposed to do when you're in a condition that actually needs hospitalization ??!!!
Concordo
I agree. I'm 82. Sent home 2 no help , Not good.
Это капитализм: снижение издержек, а следовательно снижение прибыли. Привет из СССР- там такого не могло быть!
With the care you get in the local hospital you're better off home alone.
I can't imagine going home the same day. This is nuts!
you are under heavy medication, you wont feel much the first day, the second day is a different story
Today is my second day, cannot bend the leg and sleeping in bed is torture, now using an electric lazyboy
Had my knee replaced last Tuesday outpatient. Went in at 6:30AM nd was home before 1PM. Had first PT appointment 2 days after. Pain like I've never known, but getting better everyday.
Physical therapy is so important!! I had full knee joint replacement a year ago my knee was bad it took from 1:30pm to 5:30pm to do my surgery and it was honestly the worst pain ever I stayed in the hospital for them to manage my pain for 3days. Yes it was scary, PAINFUL, well worth it. I can do so much more!!!
Wow
It's not the worst pain ..back surgery is the worst...even my heart surgery was not that bad!
Back surgery IS ROUGH....I had spinal fusion once and laminectomy twice. Spinal fusion has difficult recovery.
Now I'm looking at TKR, right side first .
Plus, I'm having physical therapy prior to the surgery to strengthen muscles .
@nancywood5202 I'm 12 days post surgery and as of yesterday only using a cane to walk. I did prehab also. Surgeon commented how strong my quads were
I had knee cap replacement surgery, i didn’t have anaesthesia I had an epidural and a sedative , I was asleep the whole procedure, woke up feeling great but i did stay in hospital overnight, although I didn’t actually get any sleep due to discomfort and not being in my own bed 😮
I'm having my surgery tomorrow. I can't wait to be more mobile and eventually pain free
@@marycooley5152 That feeling when kneeling surgery is tomorrow
I went home the same day as a hip replacement. That first night was brutal.
I had intractable knee pain..went to a pain center. Phew. I got better....
i was high for weeks......then i could walk.
Really great doctor's ... looks enormous procedure
That feeling when knee surgery is tomorrow:😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏
That's great. Now cure my anxiety 🥴
And my son, who's a PT, sees them in a couple days, and discharges them in 3-4 weeks. Their recovery time is so dependent on the surgery and skill of the surgeon.
If they don’t send a patient home with the proper amounts of pain medications, then it also restricts how well patients recover especially during those initial days and weeks of recovery
bro has knee surgery tomorrow
We all come here for the same reason 😭🙏
I had two partial knee replacements, one six months ago. The doctor used a robot on my second one, and I keep envisioning Rosie from The Jetsons helping my doctor.
Had mine outpatient and I am THRILLED with my outcome.
How in the name of god can you go home the same exact day after a tkr???? It’s an incredibly invasive operation is it not??
Right?!? I had a TKR and was in hospital 4 days. I was only 39, so I should have had the best chance of going home before a 65 year old. It was the worst pain of my life.
I was sick when sent home after surgery on my foot. I started to bleed out while laying in my own bed. Every patient should be kept in the hospital overnight
@@tieiatalks I had mine at 42. Was knee surgery #7 on that knee. I was in 2.5 days. I was in a lot of pain that first 3 weeks. In hospital was on dilaudid pca with oral percocet on top of that. That was 9.5 yrs ago. I don't see them being that generous with pain meds these days.
I just had my second full knee replacement last September They wanted to send me home the same day I insisted on staying for at least 1 night a night the hospital and I am glad I did There was no way after anesthesia that I would want to be home by myself
Wow how'd you get to the point of needing them so young? How are you doing now? @tieiatalks
Admitted at 07:45 total knee replacement done discharged 19:00 job done
I love the vids in the OR as they remind me of my 20 years as a Circulating Nurse (IntraOp Nurse).
Nothing can make him enjoy after this
Also, find someone who has had a positive experience and then go to that Dr. Practice makes perfect.
That feeling when the knee surgery is happening now
That feeling when kneel surgery is right now 💙
Were Getting the Knee surgery with this one🗣️🔥
Mine’s next week.😮😅
Sending someone home after a knee replacement is just wrong and cruel. The pain is horrible
Yes, I know! I’m a healthy 55-year-old that had it done and was sent home after three days the first time and two days the second time. The second time, I was given oxycodone that day before leaving, but there was a bit of a delay in getting me home. My wife couldn’t get me my prescriptions on time, because there was going to be a two hour delay at Walgreens. I was suffering excruciating pain for at least three or four hours before I finally got them. But two weeks later I’m driving again and stopped using the narcotics 5 days ago. Knee replacements are a toss-up.
My Reaction when my knee surgery is tomorrow: >:)
The only people outpatient totals helps is the surgeon and facility. They save thousands of dollars, ending up in their pockets, on each patient that goes home the same day.
That feeling when your knee surgeries today on her new level
Is this place a mechanic shop or a surgery center? I'm confused🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love all your videos 💜 enjoy learning from your channel
I need both knees replacement surgery done as day surgery done ✅👍. No more pain.
Make sure your surgeon has a robot assisting him. Also should have over five hundred surgeries under his belt. My docs robot was Mako
My surgeon also used the mako robotic arm, and I had no problems with either of my knee replacements. You have to commit to the PT, it's essential to regain your mobility.
Had both mine replaced...but don't want to watch how it was done! 😬
My knee surgery is tomorrow
You do good work.
Alles Gute ♥
That feeling...
My mom got both of hers done at the same time.. I helped her through her recovery. Doctors say that doing them both can kill you so I guess it's not recommend but goes to show how beastly she is.
Most doctors won’t do both at same time
Exactly, which is why I was concerned that the doctor she was seeing was willing to do them both simultaneously..... big risk on both ends
That feeling when Knee surgery tomorrow
Had mine done two months ago I was in and out same day. But the recovery is long very long!!
I am looking into the Jiffy Knee replacement. A relative had it and it was minimally invasive, they go through the side so they don't cut muscle or tendons, and recovery time is way shorter. My first TKR was extremely painful. Natural childbirth with a 9 1/2 lb baby was less painful!
😲😲😲
I've had 2 replacement surgeries and no idea they hang your leg up like that, or any way.
Was scrolling through wondering the same thing. Never seen that way before. Typically someone takes the place of that stirrup and stands at the foot of the bed and holds the foot to elevate the leg so it doesn't get contaminated while it's being prepped. After that the surgical techs will come in place drapes down and take the foot from the person with a stockinette. That's the most common method I've seen. This method in the video seems unnecessary and lazy. Now someone has to get the ankle out of the holder and undo the stirrup which means an unsterile person is close to the sterile field. Lots of moving parts and potentially a way to contaminate the field. If anyone has seen this method done before and knows it works I'm sorry for doubting it, however I would avoid this if possible.
Im 21 now and messing up my knees from running and cycling. Good to know I'm in good hands to get them replaced by the time im 40
Switch to walking and swimming it’s not worth it. Low impact exercises are far better long term.
@@Appaddict01 yeah but running and cycling is what makes me happy. Hiking is fun too though so I may do some more walking 👍
You have no idea what you are setting yourself up for !
12 years ago I had total replacement of both knees at the same time. I know some time has passed and I hope what you're saying is true, but I think you're giving a bit of false hope!
I was in the hospital 5 days and in the rehab center 12 days. My recovery took 3 months til I could walk without a cane.
You totally leave out the discussion of how to regain range of motion and the necessity for pain killers to rehabilitate.
Total knee replacement September 9, 2024 I’m still in pain and I can’t get any pain meds so it’s throwing me into depression, but I am an Overcomer and I have God on my side😢🙏💯🙏
That feeling when knee surgery is tommorow 💀
I was told I need to have knee replacements in both knees. I would like to know more about this procedure...
I have to have a full knee replacementim so scared
That feeling when kneeling surgery is tmrw>>>>
I've had 36 surgical operations, to date, with the longest being a spinal fusion in 1999. A few years ago I had my left knee replaced. By far, this was the most painful surgical recovery I've ever had. Hopefully, before my other knee surgery, they will have figured out how to control that pain!
I had a femoral block and a pain pump for the first 24 hrs. Helps a lot, but only if in hospital. They can't do that when it's outpatient .
Pain not even close to back surgery !
I'm Too scared to do it
It's not as bad as you think,you will be happy you did it
blue grinch be like
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I wish i could have knee replacements 😢i have bad arthritis throughout body and sever protruding bony growth on knee cap and patella and did have one knee operated on removing the growth (because they broke offer near the patellar tendon which helped so much with pain) but i just turned 40 and drs dont want to do it now...
I did stay over night in the hospital I'm glad I did the nurses took really good care of me!!
Had total knee replacement surgery in February and I’m doing great was in pain for a few weeks but doing great now took pain meds for about a month or so but no pain meds at now
I had onne replacement in 2013, and second one 2014. Spent one night both times. Never had one pain.had excellent dr. Now ,10 yrs later both need to be re-done. I have severe osteoporosis, so that could be the reason i need another replacement.
10 years doesn't seems like a lot of time,,is it becouse you have an active lifestyle?
that feeling when kneeling surgery is today right now at this moment:
That feeling when.. kneee surgery is tomorrow 😏🟦
That feeling when kneeling surgery is tomorrow 🟦👹
That feeling when you knee surgery is tomorrow
That feeling when kneeling surgery is tomorrow….
Glad I had mine done
I did one of mine one year ago. At the moment, the next one is acting up. I am dreading the pain and I hope to put it off as long as possible. You have to be wean from those drugs before you become dependent on them. The key my doctor gave me for recovery was to try to move my leg every hour upon the hour. I am happy with the results because I hardly limp. However, pain is not my best friend. I’ll wait a while and exercise.
When knee surgery is tomorrow 😈😈