If you have chronic knee pain that limits daily routines, experience persistent stiffness, feel instability, or have noticeable knee deformities, it’s likely time to consider a knee replacement. Always discuss treatment options with your physician for personalized guidance.

You should experience significant reduction in pain and improved mobility. Results vary depending on physical condition and adherence to recovery instructions.

Consult your physician about your general health and your ability to withstand surgery. In general age is not a factor if you’re in reasonably good health.

Expect tenderness, swelling, and discomfort around the repaired area after surgery. Pain usually decreases gradually over the weeks.

In most cases, knee replacement patients are discharged from the hospital within two to five days after surgery, depending on their overall health and recovery progress.