Why do I still have knee pain and swelling 4 weeks AFTER arthroscopic medial partial menisectomy?female, age 32, still have significant (primarily posterior) knee pain 4 weeks after surgery
- my94car
It will take time for the swelling to go down, as well as for the pain to subside. You're lucky. Sounds like you've still got some of your cartilege. Long story short - I tore my lateral meniscus last year (right knee). My knee locked up on me, couldn't straighten my leg. Only way to unstraighten it was surgery The doctor discovered that my lateral meniscus was torn so badly he had to cut most of it out. I've got only a shred a meniscus left there.
- versantly
if your surgeon cannot answer this question, get a 2nd opinion.
- anebt
Sorry about your pain. My husband had no cartilage but went to a practitioner of natural medicine for a visit.
After taking DLPA (an amino acid) 15 minutes before a meal and one capsule of Tri-Flex from GNC he is starting to grow new cartilage (left knee) after 10 weeks. His pain was gone from day one, however.
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