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About knee pain
Your joints are involved in almost every activity you do. Simple movements such as walking, bending, and turning require the use of your hip and knee joints. Normally, all parts of these work together and each joint moves easily and without pain. But when a joint becomes diseased or injured, the resulting pain can severely limit your ability to move and work.
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Treatment Options
There are many things you can do to help relieve your knee pain and keep you active and mobile. The best thing to do is talk to your doctor about which options will benefit you most. To help you discuss treatments, here are some of the options your doctor may discuss with you, depending on your condition and pain levels.
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Learn About Knee Replacement
When an orthopaedic surgeon performs a total knee replacement, the goal is to give you positive long-term results by:
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+ Providing pain relief
+ Restoring mobility and function, such as walking and sitting
+ Improving stability
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Preparing for surgery
If your surgeon has recommended surgery, there are a number of things you can do to prepare yourself and make your return home easier. This information will help you understand what to typically expect before, during and after your joint replacement. It’s always reassuring to have a better understanding of your surgery and what is involved.
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Recover and regain mobility
If you follow your orthopaedic surgeon and physiotherapist’s instructions, you should soon notice a dramatic drop in joint pain, and a significant improvement in your mobility and ability to participate in normal daily activities.
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