Knee : All your questions answered

What is the best age to have a knee replacement? My Age is 65.

The best age to have a knee replacement typically depends on the individual's overall health, the severity of knee pain, and how much the knee condition is affecting their quality of life. While knee replacement surgery can be performed at almost any Read more

How long does a total knee replacement take?

A total knee replacement surgery typically takes about 1 to 2 hours to complete. The duration can vary depending on factors such as the patient's overall health, the complexity of the procedure, and the surgeon's experience. At Medfin, experienced orthopedic surgeons Read more

Wt is robotic knee replacement

Robotic knee replacement is an advanced surgical procedure that utilizes robotic technology to assist surgeons in performing precise and accurate knee replacements. This technique enhances the precision of the surgery, potentially leading to better outcomes for patients.

Key Features of Robotic Knee Replacement

1. Precision: Read more
   Edited 7 days ago /answer/wt-is-robotic-knee-replacement-2D22F37 Dr.Medfin Expert

Knee replacement in both knee. Before 7years. I wanted to know can I star phyotherapy again to get more flexibility? If I stop walking can I get stiffness in knee ? Implant can get jam in knee? Pl reply

If you've had knee replacement surgery for both knees seven years ago, you might have some questions regarding physiotherapy, stiffness, and the condition of your implants. Here's a detailed response to address your concerns:

Can I Start Physiotherapy Again to Gain More Flexibility?

Yes, Read more

what does severe osteoarthritis mean?

Severe osteoarthritis means the condition has progressed to a stage where there is significant joint damage, leading to intense pain, reduced mobility, and possibly bone-on-bone contact in the affected joint. This Read more

is osteoarthritis hereditary?

Osteoarthritis can have a hereditary aspect, especially in cases where multiple family members are affected, suggesting a genetic predisposition. However, its occurrence is also strongly influenced by environmental and lifestyle factors.

is osteoarthritis genetic?

osteoarthritis can have genetic component, particularly in cases where it develops at an earlier age or in multiple family members. However, environmental and lifestyle factors like obesity, joint injury, and age Read more

does fasting help osteoarthritis?

Fasting may have some benefits in reducing inflammation associated with osteoarthritis, but its effectiveness varies among individuals. It's important to consult with a orthopedic surgeon before starting any fasting Read more

can osteoarthritis of the knee be reversed?

Osteoarthritis of knee cannot be reversed, as it involves gradual wear and tear of joint cartilage, but its progression can be slowed, and symptoms managed effectively with appropriate treatment and lifestyle Read more