Insomnia (Can't sleep) after Total Knee Replacement

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  • @dradamrosen
    @dradamrosen  23 дні тому

    What things have you found to be helpful to fall asleep or stay asleep?

  • @Diana-007
    @Diana-007 Рік тому +20

    Very helpful guidance, I’m now 14 days post TKR I was paranoid on week 1 about ensuring I slept on my back, keeping my leg completely straight noting all the guidance on not using a pillow 😊. Last night totally exhausted I took my pain meds plus a strong antihistamine, iced my knee, opened the window to hear the ocean, got a long pillow placed it between my operated leg and top leg, moved onto my side with difficulty, sent hubby to the guest room and slept for 4hrs in a row, my knee has not gone into a permanent bend or fallen off 😁, the swelling has greatly reduced, I feel alive - yip our bodies need sleep and peace to heal. 🥰

  • @michaelhannan8305
    @michaelhannan8305 Рік тому +18

    The lack of sleep was never mentioned to me, pre op, so it came as a major surprise to me, post op.

    • @natashatomlinson4548
      @natashatomlinson4548 6 місяців тому +2

      I’ve had two successful TKRs from two excellent surgeries and have no qualms with them . THAT SAID, I really think in the TKR “ industry” it’s a given that they intentionally don’t tell you everything you’re going to be facing because 1) everyone is different , indeed every knee even on the same person is different but I think the main reason is 2) that if they told everybody everything they will face after surgery it will increase the anxiety and second -guessing about whether to have the surgery or not . 3) in their defense , good surgeons will tell you a lot pre-surgery but there comes a point, the human attention span being what it is , where you can just tell someone too much .

  • @deniseellis1695
    @deniseellis1695 Рік тому +7

    I found Dr. Rosen’s you-tube video on how to sleep after a TKR about 3 am on week 2 post op . It was such a GIFT! Thank you for making these lessons and tools so simple and sensible. I went to PT today and sat across a man who is scheduled for TKR in 2 weeks; my PT asked me if I had any words of wisdom? My response … ice and Dr. Rosen’s videos. Thank you for your support and your knowledge! Denise- St. Louis MO

  • @Bandaid17
    @Bandaid17 Рік тому +9

    Let’s not forget hydration and proper nutrition.

  • @Barryd57
    @Barryd57 2 роки тому +45

    I get a real laugh when Dr. Rosen says, repeatedly, "talk to your doctor". He must provide a service I haven't found which is the ability to get an appointment and spend more than 11 minutes with a doctor. Must be nice.

    • @steveconly4811
      @steveconly4811 11 місяців тому +1

      Thank you again Dr Rosen. I've got your catch up system down. Probably only make 100 or 110 as my knee is really tight. I have improved, I'm thankful for that. THANK YOU!

  • @kenwooh1
    @kenwooh1 Рік тому +4

    Dr. Rosen explains my situation with knowledge and sympathy for those who underwent
    knee surgery. He is a great communicator. I thank him. K. Wooh, M.D., retired

    • @Valerie-k6u
      @Valerie-k6u 3 місяці тому

      Entering week 7 and still can't sleep

  • @sabrinaolivarez8141
    @sabrinaolivarez8141 3 роки тому +22

    Your videos are very informative. Doctors don't go over all of this before surgery and after you are left to figure it out. Thank you !

    • @dradamrosen
      @dradamrosen  3 роки тому +3

      glad you like it. Keep and eye out for my book which should hopefully be available before the end of the year for even more information.

  • @julz8113
    @julz8113 2 роки тому +9

    You have helped me so much! Thank you, 3 weeks post op. I love listening to Niagara Falls for white noise or as a Christian I love listening to Soakstreams where scriptures can be recited over me as I sleep (on you tube)

  • @pabuffa
    @pabuffa 3 роки тому +30

    4 weeks post surgery.
    Finally slept until 0300 am.
    Six decent hours of sleep is good for me. Woke up stiff but worked it out using my daily stretches.
    Awesome video and info!
    Thanks

    • @dradamrosen
      @dradamrosen  3 роки тому +3

      you welcome, wishing you a speedy recovery

    • @kathyclark3168
      @kathyclark3168 Рік тому +1

      One day I sleep the next, I don't 🙄 my knee decides ok, wakey wakey! Thanks for this video! 😀👍

  • @salimbonja1557
    @salimbonja1557 5 місяців тому +2

    Thank you dr. Rosen!
    I had TKR for about 5 weeks and am still struggling to sleep, I wake up with a lot of pain on my thigh. Icing did help.

  • @jaynebojar729
    @jaynebojar729 Рік тому +5

    I had a knee replacement four weeks ago and wish I had seen your videos before my surgery. Thanks for the valuable info

    • @dradamrosen
      @dradamrosen  Рік тому +1

      you are welcome. glad you found it. wishing you a speedy recovery.

  • @anncarter9553
    @anncarter9553 13 днів тому

    A doctor struggling with bend and sleep, your vudeo really encouraging

  • @debbienorris1556
    @debbienorris1556 Рік тому +5

    Thank you again! Sleeping issues and lower back pain have been my two problems after TKR.

  • @trudykirsch-kallis7360
    @trudykirsch-kallis7360 2 роки тому +6

    Wish I had found you before surgery 😢

  • @scrumptious9673
    @scrumptious9673 2 роки тому +7

    You are such an amazing doctor, really appreciate you. Thank you so much.

  • @cpasseri100
    @cpasseri100 2 роки тому +7

    Excellent info. I am 2-1/2 weeks out after TKR and it's been rough. Glad I found this. Thx Doc.

  • @Mickey-jn8hz
    @Mickey-jn8hz 11 місяців тому +6

    I am having a hard time to get a good night sleep. I will be glad when this phase is over. A lot of tossing and turning.

  • @davidrayner9832
    @davidrayner9832 2 роки тому +8

    Four weeks now and it's the opposite for me. I lay awake for hours trying to get comfortable. I go to bed at around 11.00pm and it's often around 3.00am before I nod off but once I do, I sleep till around 10.00.

  • @robinswehlacole3719
    @robinswehlacole3719 3 роки тому +10

    It's not just for knees! I had a direct anterior approach hip replacement 2 weeks ago and have had great difficutly sleeping. I appreciate this so much. Ironic that I spent the hours before trying to sleep, staring at screens looking for answers to positioning, precautions, and sleep problems after surgery. Tonight I'll listen to audible. Thanks so much. Sweet dreams

    • @dradamrosen
      @dradamrosen  3 роки тому +2

      hope you have a good recovery. yes, sleeping can be an issue after many surgeries.

    • @lindamastropietro4429
      @lindamastropietro4429 2 роки тому +1

      Is it better to have both knees done rather than one?

    • @wisevirgins3642
      @wisevirgins3642 2 роки тому +3

      @@lindamastropietro4429 Yes. I recommend better to have one by one. I had one by one

    • @sandimoo
      @sandimoo Рік тому +1

      I had both together 4 weeks ago……I couldn’t have chosen between them. It has been so painful though, I know I wouldn’t have ever gone back for the other!

    • @NZDefinity
      @NZDefinity Рік тому +1

      I found putting ice on my knee behind, to the side causes me more pain. I don't like the cold feeling. I am 2 weeks post op on TKR and I find the pain sets me off sobbing during the night. It has not helped zi got my first dose of Covid when I got home. Am doing my exercises with the help of a physiotherapist each day. Having incontinence does not help either, having to get up 2 or 3 times at night. They say it gets better....I look forward to that time, but I have never experienced such horrendous pain. I would gladly give birth to triplets naturally than go through this operation ever again. No, I am not feeling sorry for myself I just cannot believe the pain this operation shocked me into.

  • @jennifermikuluk2357
    @jennifermikuluk2357 3 роки тому +20

    So glad I found you!! I’m lucky to get 3 hours in a row, 4 weeks post op. My surgeon is great, but not sure he’s aware of the magnitude of this issue. Exhausted and frustrated.

    • @jennifermikuluk2357
      @jennifermikuluk2357 3 роки тому +4

      10 weeks out, still can’t sleep. I’ll try calm app tonight 😩

  • @rehmanakirandaraja4776
    @rehmanakirandaraja4776 Рік тому +4

    Thank you very much going to try to walk before bed

  • @marksmith4539
    @marksmith4539 3 роки тому +8

    Dr. Rosen, I am a 60 year old male TKR patient 2 weeks post op. I am at -2 degrees extension & 118 degrees flexion. I am walking unassisted, I do use my cane going up & down steps for safety. I love your Content especially your brutal honesty with what we will experience & what is expected of us after TKR. It is hard work & we have to push ourselves VERY hard through pain with these exercises to get our ROM back. I have had 2 broken collar bones, a compressed vertebra & bruised internal organs after a UTV accident, A heart attack last year & many kidney stone attacks one so big They had to go in & remove it and I have never had the pain of what I push myself through with these exercises. It is brutal, but I know I have to push through this pain to get my knee back with full ROM & as soon as possible.
    I see so many patients that were or are not willing to do & push Through these exercise sessions, 3 times a day, everyday.
    My best pain medication is my exercises & icing as much as possible. I do take 2 Tylenol 1 hour before my exercises. As you have stated in one of your video's, these exercises are our job until we have fully recovered. Between my exercise sessions, walking after each session about 400 ft. & a 2 hour recovery period, this takes up about 8 hours of my day. My physical therapist told me in here 30 years as a licensed therapist, she has only seen 1 other patient be where I am 2 weeks post-op & my Surgeon I seen yesterday was blown away. I am this far along because I do the work, It hurts like Hell yes, but you have to push through it. I increased my reps from 10 to 20 after the first week & push myself as far as I can mentally tolerate the pain. I just wish more people would do this. Thank you for all the great information & your experience you share with us here on your channel. It is very helpful.

    • @dradamrosen
      @dradamrosen  3 роки тому +2

      Sounds like you are ahead of schedule from all of your hard work. Good job and thanks for watching.

    • @marksmith4539
      @marksmith4539 3 роки тому +1

      @@dradamrosen Thank you Dr. I used a lot of your advice & exercises to get there. I am 5 weeks post op now. 140 flexion & -1 degree extension. almost there.

    • @HeidiSue60
      @HeidiSue60 2 роки тому +2

      I’m two weeks post op myself and am eagerly doing my exercises but dang, there was so much pain in my knee (level 10+ at times, esp at night) from just the operation that my doc recommended walking only and skip the exercises for a few days last week.
      How did you get your exercises done with the flat out pain in your knee? It was bad enough to get me crying at times.

  • @danielp.9493
    @danielp.9493 2 роки тому +4

    Thank you for the great videos and information, I just wanted to mention the safety reminder for those taking acetaminophen to monitor their total dose per day to prevent renal damage.
    I am a 65 year old hypermobile who just had total knee replacements on my knees and have found your videos helpful, mainly in reminding me to keep it simple stupid.
    Having had an extreme range of motion before surgery I was expecting to have to learn to do things over again with a more mechanically limited joint, but I liked how you put it in one of your other videos... a knee simply moves back and forth.
    So I am not trying to over think and am using your range of motion exercises and will push it hour by hour to find my new natural limits.
    Keep up the great work and keep your fingers crossed for me!

  • @cathyplatin3906
    @cathyplatin3906 Рік тому +1

    Thank you Adam! I LOVE your videos! I just had a TKR two weeks ago and all of your videos really help! Thank you so much…

  • @jangriffin-fi1yx
    @jangriffin-fi1yx 8 місяців тому +1

    I am going to buy your book Dr. Rosen. Appreciate all your good advice. Thank you

    • @dradamrosen
      @dradamrosen  8 місяців тому +1

      Wonderful! Hope you enjoy it.

  • @edtworek8094
    @edtworek8094 3 роки тому +3

    OMG! I'm so glad I stumbled on your site! Thanks Doc

    • @dradamrosen
      @dradamrosen  3 роки тому +1

      Glad you like it. Eventually, I'll finish my book with even more information.

  • @anniecbee
    @anniecbee Рік тому +17

    3 weeks pre-op, and that’s how I sleep now. I call it the 3 hour rule. Every 3 hours my knees wake me up by screaming at me.

  • @Stevenowski
    @Stevenowski Рік тому +1

    I didn't get this information in time prior to my 1st knee surgery, but it's in time for the second one! 🙌

  • @soriafranchitti7323
    @soriafranchitti7323 Рік тому +3

    Thank you for this video.I have had both knees done and both times has been a nightmare for sleeping. Im 10 weeks second post open TKR and still not a full night's sleep.

    • @michaelhannan8305
      @michaelhannan8305 Рік тому

      I am also 10 weeks out, with little or no sleep. How long before you got a good night's sleep, if ever?
      Thank you

    • @soriafranchitti7323
      @soriafranchitti7323 Рік тому

      @@michaelhannan8305 8 months now and still not getting a full night's sleep, I just read to fall back to sleep but it is really annoying. Hope you get back to a proper sleeping patern soon.Hang in there .

  • @indrachong747
    @indrachong747 8 місяців тому

    Hi Dr.Rosen thank you so much for the info I find your podcast with encouragement helpful because these are some of the things my doctor have not spoken to me about and I feel like I’m alone I am so looking forward to a support group when I found one on Facebook people are posting their wounds bloody wounds etc. etc. and I don’t want to see that but I appreciate you being so candid step-by-step and I feel better just knowing that you are doing this podcast thank you and have a great day

  • @Realsheilamchenry
    @Realsheilamchenry Місяць тому

    Very much appreciate this. Hope!

  • @smittysmitty6929
    @smittysmitty6929 Рік тому +1

    So informative. Your videos are beyond excellent!

  • @johnkennedy528
    @johnkennedy528 3 роки тому +11

    Thank you for the guidance in this video. Nine week post TKR guy here. Met all my goals in PT achieving 130 degrees flexion. My knee still gets stiff at night, hoping it will minimize shortly.

    • @Hansenstephenc
      @Hansenstephenc 3 роки тому +7

      I'm also 9 weeks out. Can't go to sleep until 3-4 AM.

    • @dradamrosen
      @dradamrosen  3 роки тому +3

      your welcome. sounds like you did well. 130!

  • @navedian739
    @navedian739 3 роки тому +3

    Really BRILLIANT 🙏

  • @emanalsiniy5844
    @emanalsiniy5844 Рік тому +1

    Great information thanks

  • @nicoles5569
    @nicoles5569 3 роки тому +3

    Thank you. The tired, sleep deprived part of my brain wants to try several of these, if not all, at once. The practical side of my brain reminds me that I'll never know which tips worked if I approach it that way. lol. Looking forward to trying these, and finding better sleep.

  • @juliecorona9744
    @juliecorona9744 3 роки тому +4

    ❤️Thank you Dr. Rosen,for making this video, 😭I’m scared, I just found out I will need “Total Knee Replacement” and I’m searching for any info, videos that will prepare me for the unknown. I feel like I’m lost, disturbed by what my doctor told me. I have “severe osteophytosis” I thought this only happened to older folks. I’m only 48😞 so I’m searching and Your video is really helping me right now. 🙏🙏😞

    • @Zeitics
      @Zeitics 3 роки тому +2

      I am 49 and Tuesday it will be 4 weeks I have gone through it. My issues are in my thighs and small endurance to pain. If you can start working on your legs and thigh muscles and also back muscles. It’s an easy surgery but the post op needs dedication

    • @juliecorona9744
      @juliecorona9744 3 роки тому +3

      @@Zeitics … ❤️thank you so much for your reply. I’m a bit scared . I know I have to do it because my daily pain is getting worse. I got scheduled for Jan. 2022 only because my doctor is super booked and if anyone cancels I would like to have it sooner. So I’m in a cancellation list. Awaiting in L.A. CA. I will make sure to do Physical Therapy ASAP. ❤️. Why do you have pain after 4 wks.?

    • @Zeitics
      @Zeitics 3 роки тому +1

      @@juliecorona9744 because I have a weak thigh and sciatica due to overweight. But you need all muscles to be strong and you have time. Prepare yourself and think that you are lucky to have time to prepare for it.

    • @juliecorona9744
      @juliecorona9744 3 роки тому +2

      @@Zeitics … OMG… I’m so sorry. Hope it gets better in time. Thanks for the heads up. I will do my best to keep fit and drink more water. My weights is 165 lbs but would like to loose 10 lbs. I’ve been watching all these videos it’s crazy. Sometimes, I wake up feeling it’s all a dream but then the pain reminds me it’s not.. LOL… Thanks again ❤️

    • @Zeitics
      @Zeitics 3 роки тому

      @@juliecorona9744 it Will be all right. Good luck

  • @lynnrushton7458
    @lynnrushton7458 3 роки тому +5

    Not slept properly for years due to pain. 3 weeks post op, having much better sleep this past week 👍😁💤
    Stiff by morning but it loosens once I’m up & about.

    • @dradamrosen
      @dradamrosen  3 роки тому +1

      that is great. chronic lack of sleep can be debilitating

  • @glennhalila8279
    @glennhalila8279 Рік тому +2

    Thanks, I'm getting a Knee Replacement this Upcoming Friday. I'm 62, I had an operation on the Same Knee in 1976 for a chipped bone at the bottom of the Femur. I'm hoping that this old Chip doesn't interfere with the procedure and results. I have Tiger Balm and Icy Hot. I'll put some in my Back Pack I got something else that works too, called Oxy Rub. It helps the pain better that the Aforementioned one's. Although they all work well. I'm pretty sure that everything will go well with the procedure on Friday. Thanks for the good advice Doctor Rosen. I'm editing this, because I take Suboxone (since 2015). I've been tapering down. I'm not going to take any the Day and night before if I can do that? Because I want the Pain Medication to work!

    • @Bandaid17
      @Bandaid17 Рік тому

      You need to talk to your prescriber or a pain management professional about that. Not someone on you tube. Nothing to mess around with as you will have pain post op.

  • @JP-qz9uz
    @JP-qz9uz 3 роки тому +2

    Thank you, Dr. Rosen.

  • @LangKatharine
    @LangKatharine 11 місяців тому

    I've had 2 TKR's (latest one 7 wks. ago) and found gabapentin helpful with sleep.

  • @gailling5927
    @gailling5927 3 роки тому +2

    Very good article

  • @billyleroy2465
    @billyleroy2465 Рік тому

    Hey Doc Great video!.. just had TKR 6 days ago and Im waking up at 4 am..the pain is from beyond...the Oxy 10/325 is doing nothing...my surgeon says it gets better...we shall see.

  • @emanalsiniy5844
    @emanalsiniy5844 Рік тому

    I went to a neurologist and diagnosed me as a neuropathic pain due to aggressive tourniquet application that affected the femoral nerve, and he prescribed Laryca and nerve conduction study

  • @gretelbutler9084
    @gretelbutler9084 2 роки тому +3

    Do you have any ideas to help with constant burning? I understand this comes from nerves. My surgeon says it can be present up to 1 year after surgery. I get up through the night to turn the cold shower onto my burning knee. I have good mobility but the burning!! Knee is really hot to the touch. Thank you

  • @johnryan296
    @johnryan296 2 роки тому

    7 days post op, sleep is tough. The first 5 days I stayed in the recliner with feet elevated. Finally made it to thee bed the last 2 nites, but once I wake up in the am, I have to get up. Usually I'm a toss and turner, belly sleeper, but this lying on back is not fun. Do have close to 90 degrees flex, and major pain is gone but the drone of pain is still there. Thanks for the videos.

  • @scherali994
    @scherali994 2 роки тому +1

    You are amazing!! Thank you so much for this information.

  • @nataliewillis1563
    @nataliewillis1563 3 роки тому +1

    Fantastic information here.

  • @ruthirwin8222
    @ruthirwin8222 Рік тому

    I move about at night so i hope this helps

  • @sandyphipps
    @sandyphipps 2 роки тому +3

    My knee gives me excruciating pain, yes I've had my knee too straight too long or bent too long and I'm almost 2 months post op! HELP!!

  • @ellenm.1337
    @ellenm.1337 3 роки тому +3

    I had left TKR in 2017 I need to have my right knee done and I am putting it off because I am terrified. I went to a hospital in Boston where a lot of sports figures went I asked a nurse friend who used to work there to recommend which doctor she would have if she were me and I made an appointment with that doctor my experience was horrible in fact I went back for my stitches to be removed and because of this doctors attitude I never went back to him I found a different doctor to handle the rest of my care. I had no pain management I remember waking up in the night and looking up knee replacement from hell on my phone because I wanted to know other people were /had the same experience as I was going through.
    No one ever mentioned the spasms that you can get from the surgery in the knee that feels like your leg is being twisted I seriously still have PTSD from the whole experience.

    • @darlenepalmer9837
      @darlenepalmer9837 3 роки тому

      Hang in there Ellen. I just had a total knee replacement this week. I am sleeping in my chair. As I am to tall for my couch. Can’t make it up 13 steps to my bedroom. But dealing with it. Going to try tonight. When I was in the hospital a few aides had attitudes and one doctor did. So I let them know nicely. I think they were so short of help like every where. They were really working there butts off. We all have bad days I understand. We are all human and have our braking points. Anyway glad you found a nicer attitude doctor. Mine is great. This dr. didn’t do my first replacement. I like this one better. My first one that did my first knee. He saw good also. This dr. I have now explained everything so much clearer than my first doctor did. The Dr. makes a difference. The problem I am having from my meds. I am sure. Is I cry for nothing. I never cry. Then my tongue I feel strings on it every where. I think from the meds. I had my husband look at it. He said looks like a togue, nothing on it. To funny. Meds. can do strange things to you. So honey just do your best everything will get better. Hope my little talk helped you.

    • @dradamrosen
      @dradamrosen  3 роки тому +1

      sorry you had such a bad experience. hopefully a second opinion can help get you on the road to recovery

  • @gurmeetboparai3880
    @gurmeetboparai3880 Рік тому

    Very nice information.thanks lot

  • @mamilyn526
    @mamilyn526 Рік тому +1

    I am going on 6 months after total knee replacement and I am not able to sleep but only 2 hours. I feel exhausted, is achy really bad

  • @gloudinaviljoen5884
    @gloudinaviljoen5884 11 місяців тому

    Thank you

  • @emanalsiniy5844
    @emanalsiniy5844 Рік тому

    I had TKR 2 weeks ago ,I had side effects from the tourniquet application and had hematoma on the whole leg and developed neuropathic pain. I couldn't sleep for one week, 24 hours my leg is hot as an oven.

  • @claudiocorleone7856
    @claudiocorleone7856 3 роки тому +3

    I have severe Osteoarthritis and a crooked leg from this. Here is the problem I face at 63. The knee does not hurt when I sit when I sleep and can walk relatively pain free for 5 minutes. I can go up and down stairs with some pain. My surgeon wants to do TKR to straighten the bow leg but wondering if this is worth getting rid of a knee that seems rather functional. Cortisone shots help the knee occasionally swells up but all in all very manageable. So is this worth it?

    • @garyp1432
      @garyp1432 2 роки тому +3

      Get it done I put mine off to long and remember it is deteriorating all the time. Don’t wait till it’s to bad.

    • @terricarlin924
      @terricarlin924 Рік тому

      Dont do it!!

  • @waynechason5855
    @waynechason5855 6 місяців тому

    Good tips!

  • @rogergoodland3140
    @rogergoodland3140 Рік тому +1

    What I recently learned from another Doctors discussion video is that the pain killing drugs that are prescribed initially, actually contain Caffeine to counteract the drowsiness they induce! I wasn't in pain at night, I was just awake!

  • @sallydickson6193
    @sallydickson6193 3 роки тому +1

    All sensible advice 🙃

  • @tray8411
    @tray8411 3 роки тому +2

    3 1/2 weeks into TKR... 4 am is that magic hour.... I get up, walk around take an Advil and all is well... great Vids doc!!

    • @HeidiSue60
      @HeidiSue60 2 роки тому +1

      Oooh I want to try this! I also tend to pop awake at 4:00 am, always have. But it’s different when you can’t fall asleep as soon as your head hits the pillow. I’ve got in the habit of coming out to my living room when I wake up in those early hours. Put headphones on and listen to some storytelling. Sometimes I drift off back asleep and sometimes I’m just awake.
      What really really needs to happen is me falling asleep when I get in bed. I’ll lie awake for hours sometimes. Still can’t sleep on my side and sleeping on my back is quite uncomfortable. I’m sure this is temporary and everything will get better with time. It’s hard to be patient

  • @darlenepalmer9837
    @darlenepalmer9837 3 роки тому +1

    Thank you your information is great. I just had a total knee replacement this week. Doing pretty good. But have to sleep in my chair. As I have a lot of steps I can’t go up. My couch is not long big enough for me. So not getting good sleep. In the hospital I could only do four steps. Going to try tonight to do my stamps. Pain is pretty good moving good. Had my first replacement 11 years ago. This time had more problems after surgery with meds. But doing much better, day 5 now. Staples are staring to pull. But still do the exercises. That I was told to do when I left the hospital. No PT at home this time. How things have changed. I think for the better. Thank you again dr. You people out there that are having a really hard one. Hang in there it will get better.

  • @josebravo4605
    @josebravo4605 Рік тому

    Dr Adam Rosen. I been having issues sleeping. I did a surgery on my teeth. You think that might be the issue.

  • @vickiyounkin1057
    @vickiyounkin1057 2 роки тому

    Thanks so much

  • @vickiyounkin1057
    @vickiyounkin1057 2 роки тому +1

    Having my knee replacement InJune

  • @joycesilka4403
    @joycesilka4403 3 роки тому +2

    Why am I still having pain and it makes me not sleep at night..

  • @nenabond5740
    @nenabond5740 9 місяців тому

    I dont sleep well now. Its March now, my surgery.will be in july

  • @user-cq6dw2jf8l
    @user-cq6dw2jf8l Рік тому

    Thank you Your detailed information is comforting and reassuring. I have used your exercises to encourage straightening of leg which not given to me by physio. Very much left with a sheet of exercises.

  • @allymia9696
    @allymia9696 2 роки тому +1

    I’m 3 months out from my TKR and I still have a lot of pain and insomnia pain. It’s mentally weighing on me. I’ve been taking Tylenol 2000mg during the day (anything les doesn’t help). At night I take hydroxyzine but this has been giving me bruised feeling in my head in the mornings. I cry every night from the pain and not being able to sleep. I totally forgot about the Tylenol PM. I’ll try that this weekend to see if it helps.

    • @sandyphipps
      @sandyphipps 2 роки тому +1

      Totally understand as I'm 2 months plus myself. Dr had to do a revision on knee 8 months after replacement so this has been a bummer all along. Jan 2021 was hip replacement April was knee replacement, December was revision all on same leg! Dr said it would take at least a year to recover from all of these 3 major surgeries! Talk about a kick in the gut! Hoping to get better before that length of time. Wishing you better luck as well.

    • @johnryan296
      @johnryan296 2 роки тому

      @@sandyphipps Oh man Sandy, good luck moving forward.

    • @johnryan296
      @johnryan296 2 роки тому

      That Tylenol PM works: On time at thee firehouse I had a terrible headache so I took some tylenol from my friends locker - didn't realize it was PM, I was half asleep the rest of the day fighting off a good nap.

  • @MJH7777
    @MJH7777 3 роки тому

    Thanks!!🥰🥰🥰🥰

  • @SandraJohnson-l4t
    @SandraJohnson-l4t 9 місяців тому

    What about after 3 months?

  • @bonnieepps3713
    @bonnieepps3713 2 роки тому

    Many thanks. One night I sleep then the next I’m awake all night. My surgeon does believe that afterward I need to get off celebrex. I feel better after taking it. Why is that?

  • @y.h_3
    @y.h_3 4 місяці тому

    I’m having trouble sleeping as well but I’m recovering from an ACL surgery (16 days post op), is it really going to take 6 weeks to sleep normal again ? Or is that just for TKR patients

  • @macmikey
    @macmikey 2 роки тому

    I have always had issues staying asleep. I was prescribed Trazadone and now I have a really good schedule, even do the things like making my bed, never sitting or napping in bed. I was told that when you treat the bedroom as a sleep area and nothing else, then maybe your brain starts to set you up for falling asleep easier.
    My question is, will I still be taking Trazadone after surgery?

  • @travellife08
    @travellife08 3 роки тому +5

    All excellent advice. I do wish medical society were researching the use of CBD/THC to help prevent pain. It seems to help me focus elsewhere when the pain becomes hard to deal with. Scheduled for TKR in a couple of weeks, apprehensive and looking forward to it at the same time.

    • @braveheart977
      @braveheart977 3 роки тому +1

      travellife08 Agree. I will be having TKR next month & plan to incorporate CBD/THC in my healing plan. Good luck to you.

    • @donettegibson
      @donettegibson 3 роки тому +1

      I’ve had both knees replaced and a shoulder replacement 3 weeks ago. I believe in my case using the narcotics at bedtime made it hard to sleep once I no longer needed any pain control meds. I felt like I had to learn to sleep on my own again. I have RA and am used to sleeping with pain so those days on narcotics brought some deep sleep. It’s an adjustment to go back to sleeping without pain control.

    • @JD-zh5nv
      @JD-zh5nv Рік тому

      How did it go and how is marijuana treating your pain? Pkr here and I was on medical marijuana before the op. Pot helps some but nothing replaces opiates. Pot is great for inflammation, helps with nerve pain and is not that effective with acute pain (helps but it's like you feel the pain but don't mind as much). At this point I'm trying more natural things in my pain kit but such things have baggage as well.

  • @darrenbarlow5759
    @darrenbarlow5759 21 день тому

    I'm woken up not by pain, but by a weird restless leg issue. It's like my leg is hyper sensitive to bed sheets and it's impossible to get comfortable enough to sleep

  • @razakcarriem7993
    @razakcarriem7993 2 роки тому

    Hi I'm from south Africa my mum 86 years old she had a knee opp 2years ago a couple off months later she fell doct said kneecap move again she suffer so much off pain an to have a opp again is to pain full th keg always bend an we struggle to get it straightened it is there any add wise pls

  • @wessimpson2544
    @wessimpson2544 2 роки тому

    Doc oh man 2 weeks in and this the worse part of it so far. Now range of motion the bend is a problem. Got to start working harder on the range.

  • @dennisallende7214
    @dennisallende7214 2 роки тому

    I have developed insomnia after my gallbladder surgery. I wake up at 2-3 am evey night, not able to sleep again. Please help!!!

  • @hluvv7607
    @hluvv7607 Рік тому

    6 weeks post TKR can't sleep

  • @ronrosendale9512
    @ronrosendale9512 6 місяців тому

    It’s been two months not much pain still can’t sleep much. slept okay before operation

  • @jacquelinejohnson7813
    @jacquelinejohnson7813 Рік тому +1

    Yes I wake up every night.

  • @rozypriest1275
    @rozypriest1275 2 роки тому

    sleep hygiene is almost impossible du to SO much Pain!!! 3 weeks PO TKR. and i am a regular meditation person . I can't do any physio exercises due to stiffness and then more pain. i ice and heat pack all day and night and i am so having " buyers regret" !! definitely not going get the second one done

    • @80sRokker
      @80sRokker Рік тому

      Hope things are better now, can we get an update?

  • @vickiyounkin1057
    @vickiyounkin1057 2 роки тому +1

    Yikes 6 weeks in pain now

  • @padminivasana9328
    @padminivasana9328 2 роки тому

    Hi good morning sir, I am from India, underwent knee replacement surgery a month before ie 10th Feb, I have still numbness on the right side of my knee replaced ,when I keep ice after exercises I am not able to feel the chillness why?.

    • @dradamrosen
      @dradamrosen  2 роки тому

      Check out my video on common things after knee replacement -ua-cam.com/video/aP9ZMy8evHc/v-deo.html

  • @arasbenap296
    @arasbenap296 3 роки тому

    I have severe osteoarthritis of the knee.what should I do?

    • @christinarobinson1808
      @christinarobinson1808 3 роки тому

      Have a tkr,it won't get better,so sooner rather than later.l guarantee you'll be better than you are now.

    • @arasbenap296
      @arasbenap296 3 роки тому

      @@christinarobinson1808 Thank you, doctor, but unfortunately I can not because I have been a smoker for thirty years, I do not think I can have surgery.

    • @arasbenap296
      @arasbenap296 3 роки тому

      @@christinarobinson1808 By the way, Mr. Doctor, I am Iranian and I call from Iran. An orthopedic doctor told me online that osteoarthritis is grade 3 and advanced.

    • @arasbenap296
      @arasbenap296 3 роки тому

      @@christinarobinson1808 The doctor told me that you could not have surgery for a year and I quit smoking for two months.

    • @arasbenap296
      @arasbenap296 3 роки тому

      @@christinarobinson1808 Seventeen days ago, I injected hyaluronic acid gel into both knees and now I have not left the house for seventeen days.

  • @timmullens9479
    @timmullens9479 3 роки тому

    after 13 months -there is absolutely no pain while walking ,but while sleeping a little discomfort but not terrible-getting the other knee done dec.23 -if I get same end result ,I will consider myself fortunate. With the first knee it was hell for about 12 weeks then it all fell into place -lots of ice with my machine and lots of pills -but no pain no gain-

  • @jamilikins5185
    @jamilikins5185 Рік тому

    Thank you so much..I'm 5 weeks out and I can not sleep at night..thanks for your suggestions..better late than never!

  • @julieweston6372
    @julieweston6372 3 роки тому

    Hi Adam, thanks for your information. I'm 7 weeks post bilateral TKR's. I'm having trouble sleeping but it's mainly due to the fact that I've developed significant restless leg syndrome post operatively. It's not something I was particularly bothered by pre-op. I was fit and active pre-op....walking, boogie boarding and gym and had a pretty active job which involved a lot of walking.....any thoughts on this? Once the legs start up when I go to bed, I just cannot get to sleep. I'm normally a pretty good sleeper. Interestingly, I was talking to my brother who had his knees replaced several years ago. He also developed the restless legs post-op.....and still suffers from it to this day!!!

  • @garyp1432
    @garyp1432 2 роки тому +1

    Every time I get up I need to pee, last night about 6 times , must have peed out far more than I drank. Where is it all coming from. Pre op maybe once a night.

    • @rodgerdrueke5934
      @rodgerdrueke5934 2 роки тому +1

      Check your meds, you’ve changed your whole system

    • @terricarlin924
      @terricarlin924 Рік тому

      I have the same problem. Before surgery i didnt get up to go

    • @Bandaid17
      @Bandaid17 Рік тому +1

      Your body is taking care of the swelling (fluid in the tissues) and when resting your kidneys work even though you are not doing anything. Did you have a catheter during surgery? Could be bladder irritation.

  • @johngammon6875
    @johngammon6875 11 місяців тому

    👍

  • @navedian739
    @navedian739 2 роки тому

    Sincere Suggestion
    😇سبحانك اللهم وبحمدك استغفرك واتوب اليك
    Say this👆🏻after every Salat or worldly conversations or meetings, Hadith GOOGLE it👏🏻 you owe it to yourself

  • @glendaglover1399
    @glendaglover1399 Рік тому

    10 months TKR and I still can't sleep I'm up like a STALKER!

  • @stalkerthescotty
    @stalkerthescotty 2 роки тому

    Currently recovering from 5 hour surgery on my broken tibia had to get a plate n screws in 12 days later I'm getting an average of two hours a night they should absolutely address this I'm about to go insane

    • @dennisallende7214
      @dennisallende7214 2 роки тому

      Are you able to sleep now? I developed insomnia after my gallbladder surgery 17 days ago 😪

  • @arkitakama7
    @arkitakama7 Рік тому +1

    When knee surgery is tomorrow >;)

  • @merlinsowl9458
    @merlinsowl9458 5 місяців тому

    Thank you! I was shocked knowing how important sleep is for healing no info or talk was given Pre or post surgery. Also I had allergic reaction to clear bandage over my knee after 10 days took it off ( norm Dr. order) and noticed the crusty rash on sides of incision: I read to take Benadryl for few days and found it helped my sleep and helped rash not blister as badly as others; was a life saver incision after that was perfect. Im going to try a Tylenol pm tonight . I did buy magnesium oil spray to help calm me to sleep: sprayed on feet and wrists helped but found to do one or the other not wrists and feet at same time, because slight head foginess next day. Also took homeopathic sublingual tablets called: arnicare by Boiron for stiffness and pain kept at bedside if I woke up just took 2 : And used their gel around and under knee not on incision helped swelling a lot! Easy to grab if you wake up. Hope those tips helps others!

  • @zuzuspetals38
    @zuzuspetals38 8 місяців тому

    I met my Dr had surgery and never saw him again Only PA’s

    • @dradamrosen
      @dradamrosen  8 місяців тому

      Sorry to hear. Talk with the office and request a follow up with the surgeon.

  • @cassandracampbell7145
    @cassandracampbell7145 Рік тому

    I say ice machine on and off all da and night!!!!!

  • @travissierra8519
    @travissierra8519 3 роки тому

    💪🏻👴🏼💪🏻👍🏻😛👏🏻

  • @Clarkson350
    @Clarkson350 Рік тому +1

    No exercise it’s tough to sleep. Microwave hot pad behind your back.