• One can restart your normal routine work after the 6 weeks of Knee Replacement. However, it may take up to 3 months for the swelling and pain to subside.

Some of the side effects of Knee replacement are infections, blood clots, swellings, knee stiffness, and allergic reactions towards the metal. However, they are subjective and can differ in any particular case.

Following is the timeline of what your recovery process will look like:

• • The recommended stay for knee replacement surgery on average is 2 to 3 days, after which you will most probably be discharged.
  • You will mostly restart your routine work after 6 weeks of your knee replacement surgery.
  • However, it will take up to 3 months or more for your swelling and pain to completely subside.

• Minimally Invasive Surgery refers to a procedure where the muscles around the joints are given smaller surgical cuts. Also, this factor makes it less risky and painful as compared to conventional surgery.

• Here is a complete guide for Minimally Invasive Surgery.

• Yes, severe Osteoarthritis (OA) affects the knee cartilage responsible for smooth movement. Hence, an orthopedist doctor may advise such patients to undergo surgery. Visit the page on Osteoarthritis to understand its causes and impact on your joints.

One should take the following factors in consideration before finalizing a Knee Replacement Surgeon :

• • Experience of the doctor
  • Latest technology and surgical equipments
  • Expertise in the field
  • Reviews and Recommendations
  • We have a well-curated list of Best Surgeons for Knee Replacement for your reference.