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11. I'm sorry you are going through this, I would take the advice of "one at a time"

Sun Aug 18, 2024, 10:04 PM

Aug 2024

I have one bad knee now, no meniscus, do know if meniscus can be replaced?

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Knee replacement discussion [View all] Buttoneer Aug 2024 OP

One at a time. DURHAM D Aug 2024 #1

One knee at a time.... Dan Aug 2024 #2

Yes one at a time. Therapy is an absolute must. Srkdqltr Aug 2024 #3

I've had one done Dickster Aug 2024 #6

My daughter is 50 and is currently recovering from knee replacement surgery radical noodle Aug 2024 #7

One at a time, for sure. Loupe Garoue Aug 2024 #8

My 95 year old Dad had both done at the same time three years ago. texasfiddler Aug 2024 #9

I am having knee surgery on one knee gab13by13 Aug 2024 #10

if you are strong and have a good support system Kali Aug 2024 #12

My sister had both knees claudette Aug 2024 #13

My surgeon is strict about not getting an infection gab13by13 Aug 2024 #14

One at a time! I was going to have my left done last year...but NewHendoLib Aug 2024 #15