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Knee Replacement Surgery

The process of knee replacement surgery consists of the replacement of a knee joint with an artificial metal, plastic, or ceramic joint. It is recommended for patients with severe knee pain or limited mobility due to osteoarthritis or injury. The surgery involves removing the damaged parts of the joint and replacing them with an artificial joint. Recovery involves physical therapy and rehabilitation to restore strength and mobility to the knee.

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I underwent knee replacement surgery three weeks ago, and I have a hip pain on the affected side. Should I consult a chiropractor?

Query: Hello doctor,I had a total knee replacement three weeks ago today. It is healing nicely and I have never relied on anything to help me walk. My problem is the hip on the affected side. I compensated for the knee for many years and my hip hurts where the knee is not painful. I also have abnormal thyr...  Read Full »

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James F. Geiselman

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I read your query and understand your concern. Let me begin by saying that I am sorry you are experiencing hip pain, but I am glad you are doing better since your knee replacement surgery. To answer your question, absolutely a chiropractor can help. Many offices hav...  Read Full »

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