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  • Published on 23 Jun, 2025

    Updated on 23 Jun, 2025

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  • FAQs

  • Q. How long does it take to recover from knee replacement surgery?

    Knee replacement surgery is a critical procedure that usually takes several months. Most patients can resume everyday activities within 3-6 weeks and recover fully within 6-12 months.

    Q. What are the dos and don'ts after knee replacement?

    You must not try downhill skiing or play contact sports like football and soccer. Don't include sports that require jerking, twisting, pulling, or running. You can include lower-impact activities like hiking, gardening, swimming, tennis, and golfing.

    Q. What is the right age to have a knee replacement?

    Surgeons often recommend knee replacement to people between 50 and 80. However, people experiencing severe knee pain might also need the procedure. There is no specific age cutoff.

    Q. How painful is knee replacement surgery?

    Knee replacement surgery is generally considered painful, especially in the initial weeks after the surgery. However, pain management techniques and advancements in surgical procedures have made the experience more manageable and have led to quicker recovery times.

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