When Can Patients Weight Bear After Meniscus Repair? | Knee Surgery - Ask FPF E:26
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In today's episode we go over When Can Patients Weight Bear After Meniscus Repair? | Knee Surgery
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Appreciate the study info especially about the radial posterior root tears.
I appreciate my doc is honest above recovery and return to jiu-jitsu. He said 9-12 months for return to sports but probably closer to 12 due to all the pivoting in bjj.
Having medial posterior root menicus repair for a radial tear and possible lcl reconstruction in a month. No weight bearing for 6 weeks but pt already gave me exercises i can do before and after until i see them after 3 weeks
Glad you have a good plan and are moving in the right direction. How did you hurt it?
i just recently had a surgery on my meniscus. dr said before the surgery, if i wake up with a brace, I can’t walk for about 6 weeks. if i don’t have a brace, im walking again in a week. as of today its been about 5 days since surgery and im walking around without crutches. not fully back to normal walking form but everyday gets better.
Good news! Ya it’s always pretty crazy when you go under anesthesia not knowing the surgical result until you’re up.
Generally that’s the difference between a repair=brace, trim or clean up=no brace
@@fitnesspainfree damn! Did he do a repair or just trimming ?
Thanks for info
You’re welcome hope it helped.
it depends on the repair technique applied, and the portion and location of meniscus that was repaired and the type of tear and the health of the meniscus......, It all depends .
For sure, lot of variables to consider with speed of progression.
Thank you! This is really helpful and informative. I made a lot of notes and will discuss them with my surgeon(just had acl reconstruction and meniscus repair surgery three days ago)
Excellent! Best of luck with rehab!
5 weeks post meniscus repair, your videos are brilliant mate thank you
Glad to help let me know how it goes!
Dan, thanks for putting this together but I find your reporting inconsistent . Why would you even mention failure of 9 and 10 if you don’t report on the number of participants
As in the power of the study was low due to low participants or the percentage could be anywhere because of not reporting total participants?
Just five days out from a meniscus root repair ( medial meniscus) Iam non weight bearing for six weeks which at 68 is no fun…but I am doing the mild exercises until I see the surgeon next week. I am going to discuss this with him. He is a professor of sports medicine and does a lot of these repairs but it doesn’t hurt to ask. Even a little bit of toe touch would help me mobilize more easily but his surgery his rules.
Sounds like a plan. Always a good idea to discuss with the doc. Root repairs are also something to take slower as well so I can see why the surgeon may want to delay longer.
3 weeks into my husband's non weight bearing... should have just had the knee replaced...half the time down.. pissed we didn't get told just HOW long the root repair surgery was going to take to heal..
My doctor NEVER told me to keep my leg extended
Good stuff, you get to start up a bit sooner.
Thank you so much, good information and explanations
Glad it was helpful!
I was told not to bear any weight for 6 weeks on a bucklet handle meniscus tear ACL patellar reconstruction surgery and on a brace
That’s common. You can always chat about this with the surgeon if you had questions about the guidelines but also keep in mind they understand the surgery they did and gave you the guidelines for a reason usually.
Good talk. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
I have undergone bucket handle meniscus surgery.. Earlier he told 6weeks non weight bearing then two months.....now he is telling 3 months..i am already completed 9 weeks....shall i start now weight bearing because i am confused with my doctor.. please guide me
Why did the doc delay you more? I can’t give any specific medical advice without doing an eval in person but would still listen to what the doc has to say.
Thank you for your valuable reply sir....My one question is usually what's the no weight bearing period in any case?
And when we can start car driving?
What scenario relates to a medial root tear?
Root tears tend to be a bit of a slower rehab as far as I know.
@fitnesspainfree Wow, thank you for your response. That is what I am currently dealing with. No fun here!
Thanks for watching! Show Notes: fitnesspainfree.com/2023/04/when-can-patients-weight-bear-after-meniscus-repair-knee-surgery-ask-fpf-episode-26/
I was told within 2 days after surgery that I could do wieght baring as tolerated?
If the doc gave you a green light that sounds like the person to be listening to!
@@fitnesspainfree thank you 4 responding 😀
Hello, I'm 18 years old. 11 months ago I have lateral meniscus repair. I didn’t step or bend my leg for 6 weeks. I work out every day, but I still can’t walk down the stairs because of the severe pain, I still have a swollen knee, what should I do, I’ve been to many surgeons, orthopedists, physiotherapists, they don’t understand what’s causing this pain, we done mri for 3times, but there is only synovitis ...
Really can’t give a great opinion without a diagnosis in person. Has it been improving slowly over time?
@@fitnesspainfree no, my condition is even worse than it was in summer, it is so disappointed
Nooooo restrictions
Very different from doc to doc.
What about root repair??????
Generally speaking extends the timeline for healing and speed of progression.
I have a radial tear of my medial meniscus and meniscal root
Sorry to hear what does the doctor want to do?
@@fitnesspainfree I haven’t been to my appointment yet but I have a feeling he’s gonna do the suture anchor repair
@@fitnesspainfree update I had my surgery on Thursday 16th from reading my report my medial meniscus was fine it was actually my lateral meniscus it had a free edge tear and he preformed this on my knee Arthroscopy of left knee with partial lateral meniscectomy.
2. Chondroplasty, medial femoral condyle.
3. Chondroplasty, patellofemoral joint.