I appreciate the informative anatomical video on knee arthroscopy. Im gonna have arthroscopic surgery in the next few weeks for knee arthritis and I have a way better understanding of it now
@@gabbymtz6205 Great and fully recovered. Had to wear a knee immobilizer for several hours after surgery, but could take it off after that. Took several weeks to get full range of motion back in knee. Did strengthening and stretching exercises for six weeks after surgery every day and iced knee once or twice a day as well for swelling to gradually go down. The final two weeks I did legit light weight strengthening exercises for lower body and took Oxycodon and Aspirin medications as well. After six weeks of all that I was cleared. Am about to get a knee aspiration done in the next few weeks to drain fluid build up in the knee for the remaining swelling to go down though
@@pritambhattacharjee3895 I had this surgery done and they administered me lower part anesthesia. It took me about 1.30 to 2 hours to recover from the numbness.
I just had surgery 2 days ago. The surgery went super ok, no pain at all, just some weird sensations, I was mesmerised by the procedure (I was watching it on the screen the entire time) The anesthesia was administered into my spine and numbed me from the pelvic area down to the feet. In one hour I was done. Fortunately for me the cartilage and meniscus were OK, only had one big piece of bone like that was wondering around free in my knee (about 2,5cm large) (most probably from erosion the mensicus and cartilage I've had in the past). The recovery is going quite ok for now, no pain at all, just some weird sensations from the anesthesia (head pain, dizziness, vomiting) I can already put some weight on the leg.
Good for you, I had my done 7 years ago on the left knee and I had a great fast recovery , 4 days ago I had it done on my right knee, so far so good, I was able to put some weight on my right knee , I’m still wearing crutches 🩼, I wanted to ask you how long it took you to be able to walk without them? Thanks !
@@M777S7 my doctor recommended me that after one and a half week have passed since surgery I can already give up on one crutch, and after maybe 2 weeks and few days I was able to walk quite ok with no help, mostly I was just afraid to use the leg. Now, I'm walking with no problem. No pain no nothing. Im still waiting to be contacted by a doctor to start the medical recovery (Physical therapy, massages, physiotherapy) because I've lost elasticity on ligmanets(also from past trauma and I havent had proper medical recovery) , and that as I heard, will be quite the challenge (includes work and pain).
@@user-wp1bw8no9g is not 100% normal. I can continue my everyday tasks. But i still don't have 100% same strength, confidence and balance in that knee as in the healthy one. I keep myself away from lifting heavy weights and doing sports like football in which the knee is very prone to damage. But I can work, run, climb and all of them moves. I'm open for more questions if you have.
@@user-A637 I've got the same problem as @Xcorgi has or had and tomorrow I'm programed for an arthroscopic surgery. I may also have meniscus damage and cartilage erosion which need to be resolved. I'll come back with post operation feedback.
Im back. The surgery went good. The doctors found a 2, 5cm long bone like piece ( from old traumas, erosion of cartilages and meniscus). I did not required any more interventions such as reparation of the meniscus nor the cartilajes. Now I need medical recovery that includes Physical therapy, physiotherapy and massages that, as I heard, is the real challenge (i lost a bit of muscular strength, but the real problem is that I have lost the elasticity in the knee ligaments (I can't bend my knee less than 80° degrees)) Since the surgery, I have little to no pain, I can walk just fine, put weigth on the leg, also I had to do daily some special exercises that prevent you from not losing too much muscular strength.
I had this surgery before 43 days and i have swelling and stiffnes and quad muscle hard lump . Is is possible to be thorn muscle from this surgery. I also had blood in the knee after this surgery.
Thank you for this I’m having one of these done in a few months and this helped me understand it better
Awesome content.
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I appreciate the informative anatomical video on knee arthroscopy. Im gonna have arthroscopic surgery in the next few weeks for knee arthritis and I have a way better understanding of it now
How r u doing after the procedure? My Dr told me I need to get it done for both knees.
@@gabbymtz6205 Great and fully recovered. Had to wear a knee immobilizer for several hours after surgery, but could take it off after that. Took several weeks to get full range of motion back in knee. Did strengthening and stretching exercises for six weeks after surgery every day and iced knee once or twice a day as well for swelling to gradually go down. The final two weeks I did legit light weight strengthening exercises for lower body and took Oxycodon and Aspirin medications as well. After six weeks of all that I was cleared. Am about to get a knee aspiration done in the next few weeks to drain fluid build up in the knee for the remaining swelling to go down though
In this surgery there is full body anaesthesia or only lower part anesthesia...plz tell...how much time it takes...
@@pritambhattacharjee3895 it is a full body anesthesia and it only takes an hour. At least for me
@@pritambhattacharjee3895 I had this surgery done and they administered me lower part anesthesia. It took me about 1.30 to 2 hours to recover from the numbness.
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I just had surgery 2 days ago. The surgery went super ok, no pain at all, just some weird sensations, I was mesmerised by the procedure (I was watching it on the screen the entire time)
The anesthesia was administered into my spine and numbed me from the pelvic area down to the feet. In one hour I was done. Fortunately for me the cartilage and meniscus were OK, only had one big piece of bone like that was wondering around free in my knee (about 2,5cm large) (most probably from erosion the mensicus and cartilage I've had in the past). The recovery is going quite ok for now, no pain at all, just some weird sensations from the anesthesia (head pain, dizziness, vomiting) I can already put some weight on the leg.
Good for you, I had my done 7 years ago on the left knee and I had a great fast recovery , 4 days ago I had it done on my right knee, so far so good, I was able to put some weight on my right knee , I’m still wearing crutches 🩼, I wanted to ask you how long it took you to be able to walk without them? Thanks !
@@M777S7 my doctor recommended me that after one and a half week have passed since surgery I can already give up on one crutch, and after maybe 2 weeks and few days I was able to walk quite ok with no help, mostly I was just afraid to use the leg.
Now, I'm walking with no problem. No pain no nothing. Im still waiting to be contacted by a doctor to start the medical recovery (Physical therapy, massages, physiotherapy) because I've lost elasticity on ligmanets(also from past trauma and I havent had proper medical recovery) , and that as I heard, will be quite the challenge (includes work and pain).
@@M777S7 Also, can you please tell me how did the medical recovery went for you 7 years ago? Can you give me some details?
I wish you speedy recovery!
I have the same problem u had now it 8months is your knee back to normal
@@user-wp1bw8no9g is not 100% normal. I can continue my everyday tasks. But i still don't have 100% same strength, confidence and balance in that knee as in the healthy one. I keep myself away from lifting heavy weights and doing sports like football in which the knee is very prone to damage.
But I can work, run, climb and all of them moves. I'm open for more questions if you have.
@pabloernesto19 Inspired. Truly inspired.
I have a locked knee due to possible broken off pieces of cartilage stuck in the joint. Is this the proper surgery to correct it?
Same. How are you now and what surgery did you get?
@@user-A637 I've got the same problem as @Xcorgi has or had and tomorrow I'm programed for an arthroscopic surgery. I may also have meniscus damage and cartilage erosion which need to be resolved. I'll come back with post operation feedback.
Im back. The surgery went good. The doctors found a 2, 5cm long bone like piece ( from old traumas, erosion of cartilages and meniscus). I did not required any more interventions such as reparation of the meniscus nor the cartilajes.
Now I need medical recovery that includes Physical therapy, physiotherapy and massages that, as I heard, is the real challenge (i lost a bit of muscular strength, but the real problem is that I have lost the elasticity in the knee ligaments (I can't bend my knee less than 80° degrees))
Since the surgery, I have little to no pain, I can walk just fine, put weigth on the leg, also I had to do daily some special exercises that prevent you from not losing too much muscular strength.
I had this surgery before 43 days and i have swelling and stiffnes and quad muscle hard lump . Is is possible to be thorn muscle from this surgery. I also had blood in the knee after this surgery.
How are you now is the knee Oky has the swelling stopped
@@user-wp1bw8no9g it stoped but the knee is bad cracking and painful
R u sleeping or awake?
I got the same surgery today
How many days take to recover
I had mine last week
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How do you feel no? I have to have it done as soon as possible 😢
How much time it possibly take to recover I have lock knee issue .
Maybe he took an arrow
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