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How To Treat The Persisting Knee Pain Followed By Surgery?

I had knee surgury in 2011 in november. I still hv lots of pain because i hv scar tissue. It hurt me to stand,bend the knee. When i lay down in bed and tried to get some sleep it hurt.When i go to stand up sometime feel like there is pins in my knee. I no there is scar tissue there. What can i do?
Wed, 26 Nov 2014
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hi you can use moist heat use wet wash cloth and make sure that it's not too hot that you can burn yourself and you can use hot water pack to relief pain use kneel carp or crap to support knee and use pillow below ankle that will be helpful to you and do stretching and strengthening exercises static quadriceps and hamstring that will be helpful to you you can also take physiotherapy that will also help you to relief pain and strictly follow do and don't of surgery for do and dont you can ask me for list and do this treatment this will help you wish you good health
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How To Treat The Persisting Knee Pain Followed By Surgery?

hi you can use moist heat use wet wash cloth and make sure that it s not too hot that you can burn yourself and you can use hot water pack to relief pain use kneel carp or crap to support knee and use pillow below ankle that will be helpful to you and do stretching and strengthening exercises static quadriceps and hamstring that will be helpful to you you can also take physiotherapy that will also help you to relief pain and strictly follow do and don t of surgery for do and dont you can ask me for list and do this treatment this will help you wish you good health