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Q: Grinding In Knees After Bilateral Knee Replacement

asked by: Vision on October 25th, 2005

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I had both knees replaced in may of 2005 - everything seems fine except within the last month, I can feel grinding in both knees when I stand up from a sitting position. Is this normal or should I be concerned? :?

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ls9897

replied on November 17th, 2005

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Yes I am almost sure its normal I just had a total knee replacement 5 weeks ago and my knee grinds like a smooth pivits the Dr. Said that just the way the artificial knee works I am 36 how old were you when you had it done and I have also wanted to ask you how long did it take before allthe pain go away from the surgery

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