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My blog is intended to address common issues I face on a daily basis in practice. Because I focus on total joint replacement of the shoulder, hip, and knee as well as arthroscopic surgery, many of my postings relate to these procedures and the rehabilitation process necessary for the best recovery possible.
I am sure there will be a variety of questions/concerns that I will not spontaneously address. Since my goal is to provide educational resources for patients worldwide, please feel free to suggest a topic you would like to see me address on this website. Please understand that I can not make personal, specific recommendations to you, as we do not have a doctor/patient relationship. I will, however do my very best to address your question in general terms, and as always, I am available for personal consultation if you'd like. Feel free to email me: chris@yourorthoMD.com or simply make a suggestion in the comment section below.
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Nora
11/22/2020 10:17:16 pm
Hello Dr. Gorczynski; 11/26/2020 09:45:43 pm
You have excellent range of motion, and at 10+ weeks from surgery, I would expect a relatively pain-free knee. I would not expect extreme pain, and I would not expect pain when walking. This is not normal for this stage of recovery, with the excellent range of motion you have regained. I recommend you see your surgeon, and I would recommend a new set of x-rays to make sure everything is OK with your prosthesis. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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