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What Causes Fluid Retention Around The Surgical Knee Areas?

I had bi-lateral knee replacement, this month 2 of recovery. I am experience fluid retention around the surgical areas and have tried more exercise, water exercise, etc. and the fluid doesn t move. It feel like a belt being pulled inside my knee area.
Tue, 25 Oct 2016
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Hi you had bilateral Knee replacement and have fluid retention around surgical site.You also feel that something is being pulled inside your knee joint.In my opinion 2 month is a small time for full recovery, However if you feel pain , redness in the area of the or if the feeling of tightness is increasing , then go for blood counts ,X rays and if anything is wrong consult your surgeon again.
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What Causes Fluid Retention Around The Surgical Knee Areas?

Hi you had bilateral Knee replacement and have fluid retention around surgical site.You also feel that something is being pulled inside your knee joint.In my opinion 2 month is a small time for full recovery, However if you feel pain , redness in the area of the or if the feeling of tightness is increasing , then go for blood counts ,X rays and if anything is wrong consult your surgeon again.