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Recently, you underwent knee replacement surgery. Although your doctor has corrected the problem, you will initially experience some discomfort and stiffness. Now that the operation has been completed, it's up to you to ensure that it was a total success. Working to regain your knee's strength and mobility is necessary. The day following surgery, the rehab procedure starts. You'll be standing with the aid of a cane, crutches, parallel bars, or a walker, most likely. Your physical therapist will lead you through a series of exercises to enhance your range of motion and improve the blood flow to your legs and feet when you see them. This is significant because it avoids blood clotting. Your physical therapist will also demonstrate how to use the crutches or walker and how to get in and out of bed. You will be shown the ideal technique to dress, bathe, and use the restroom by a nurse or occupational therapist. As you continue to move, your knee will become stronger. You might be asked to walk up and down a hospital hallway or outside by your therapist. They might help you ascend stairs. You should be able to bathe, dress, and bend your knee at a 90-degree angle by the time you're prepared to return home. You should also only occasionally need to use a walking aid.
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