#meniscus surgery

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i hate this i hate this i hate this i hate this

Fuck knee surgery im in so much pain and it's been four fucking months. Im so done with this bullshit. Was on crutches for almost 6 months. 7 months since I fell. 4 months since surgery. 7 months since I started physical therapy and I can't even recover totally because im not allowed to do stuff till June. I fucking hate this im so done with this shit- it hurts.

[shawnxstyles]

GUYSSS it’s been nearly seven weeks since i had acl + meniscus (knee) surgery and i just got cleared to walk without my crutches🙏🙏 IM SO EXCITED

[hadersgf]

photos from my knee surgery, Wednesday — Saturday I stayed in, surgery was on Thursday. I’m back at home now but I’m going to be on crutches and wearing the hinged knee brace for the next 6 weeks and for the next week I need to be non weight bearing when I try and walk 😳

[formeandmybody-blog]

I ran outside for the first time since surgery. It was chilly and started raining on me, but I loved it. I ran just over a mile and a half, clocking my first mile back on the streets at 9:06

It felt like I would never make it back to this day. It's been entertaining to see the right hip bursitis has complained more than my newly rebuilt knee. The dedicated PT has brought me back and now I find the other parts of me lazily snapping to attention after atrophying for so long. I have to practice my breathing and syncing with my steps. As soon as I was cleared to push I started doubling my distances... it's not like it was, but things are starting to feel familiar... it feels really great to get back to me

[formeandmybody-blog]

I'm training back to running

I'm excited and enjoying it, but it is really hard. I'm 8 months post ACL/meniscus surgery and I've gotten soft in my recovery. My NYC commute life became my primary workout outside of PT and my muscles and mindset have grown lazy, even as my knee has healed.

In theory the running felt great... It feels great now that I've done it. But no lie, it was so fuckin hard!

I'm running intervals to work up to 2 miles. Tonight, I demanded my PT graduate me and let me run more than my .2 or .3 mile rounds. He let me play with my pace and distance and I ran three half mile rounds.

It wasn't my leg that was giving up, but my mind.

Atrophy is reall y'all.

The injury might have been instant, but it was my habits that brought me here. It'll be habits that bring me back.

[kneecares]

Best Meniscus Tear Treatment | Rajasthan, Jaipur | Dr. Amit Meena - Kneecares

A meniscus injury is common knee injury and can lead to ongoing pain and knee instability. The menisci are C-shaped pieces of fibrocartilage that cover the knee and play an extremely important role in distributing the load across the knee and to protect the articular cartilage.  The meniscus is made up of the medial and lateral meniscus each serving as a shock absorber within the knee.

Injuries to both the medial and lateral meniscus will vary in severity and some cases can be considered quite complex and severe. Dr. Amit offers multiple meniscus treatment options and is a skilled expert in treating meniscal injuries. The treatments he offers are listed below.

Meniscus Surgery

Meniscal Root Repair

Partial Meniscectomy

Discoid Meniscus Treatment

Meniscal Transplant

Meniscal Trephination

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Best Meniscus Surgery In Jaipur | Dr Amit Meena | Knee Specialist

The knee's medial and lateral menisci are vital shock absorbers that safeguard the cartilage and prevent the onset of osteoarthritis. They also contribute significantly to knee stability, making them a fundamental part of knee anatomy. Loss of the menisci can lead to early osteoarthritis and knee instability, particularly when combined with ligament reconstruction.

The rehabilitation program for postoperative meniscus surgery depends upon the other concurrent surgeries. It has been well demonstrated for patients with a meniscus repair and a concurrent ACL reconstruction that one can start early weight bearing and range of motion and have a very high chance of healing. We believe this is because of the growth factors and stem cells that are released from drilling the ACL reconstruction tunnels.

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What Is The Meniscus?

Meniscus are two pieces of cartilage inside your knee. They lie between your thighbone (femur) and shinbone (tibia). Meniscus act like shock absorbers for your knee, providing cushioning for your bones and knee joint. Meniscus also increases surface area of contact between femur and tibia thus preventing weight to be concentrated on a small area.

What Are The Symptoms Of A Torn Meniscus?

People who had tear in meniscus often feel like something has popped in their knee at the time of the injury.

Pain in knee joint

Swelling over knee.

Stiffness of knee joint.

Being unable to fully bend or straighten your leg.

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