Meniscus repair recovery time is typically six to nine months depending on the activities of the patient. Most meniscus repair surgeries require two to four weeks on crutches with a knee brace for the first six weeks.
Following meniscus surgery, a person may develop new knee pain. This can occur for several reasons, including reinjury or problems with postsurgical rehabilitation. It may also develop due to postsurgical complications, such as arthritis. The treatment for new knee pain may vary depending on the underlying cause.
After knee arthroscopy, you may experience spontaneous osteonecrosis. Also known as avascular necrosis, osteonecrosis is a painful disorder occurring when a bone doesn’t receive sufficient blood supply. It causes pain and degradation of bone tissue.
Resistance Band Exercises – This type of exercise helps build strength in your legs and can even help relieve knee pain. Resistance bands come in different strengths – low, medium, or high resistance. If you have knee pain, start with a low-resistance band.
Loop an exercise band around a study object, and hold each end of the band beside your waist. Take a large step forward, and bend your front knee. Lean forwards, putting your weight over your front leg to go into a lunge position. As you come back up, step back and straighten to become upright.
A resistance band is a particularly useful item to add to your workout because it is low impact and a good alternative to weight training. This is important if you live with arthritis because it means less stress is put on your joints than through high impact exercise.
Make a loop with your band and securely attach one end at knee level. Place your knee inside the loop and take up the slack. Slowly bend and straighten your knees, stretching the band as you extend your knee. Tip: Keep the band wrapped ABOVE your knee joint.
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