Hi! I was walking *mostly* normally within about 4-5 weeks (I could look mostly normal, and people would not necessarily guess that I had knee surgery), but there would still be stiffness. It was about 3 months before I was walking in a way that started to feel pretty natural, and I'm still improving. Flat, dry ground is fine, but if the ground is wet, or if I'm stepping up and down stairs or a steep incline, I still move differently than if my knee were totally healthy. So it depends on what you mean by "walking normally," as I am back to normal in some ways but not in others. I hope that helps. Let me know if you have other questions!
@@JudoGeoff Thanks dude. I Completed 2 weeks. For me while walking I feel like something is holding back and stiff. As If my lower bone is getting locked somewhere.
Hi, when you started walking normally without any stiffness?
Hi!
I was walking *mostly* normally within about 4-5 weeks (I could look mostly normal, and people would not necessarily guess that I had knee surgery), but there would still be stiffness. It was about 3 months before I was walking in a way that started to feel pretty natural, and I'm still improving. Flat, dry ground is fine, but if the ground is wet, or if I'm stepping up and down stairs or a steep incline, I still move differently than if my knee were totally healthy. So it depends on what you mean by "walking normally," as I am back to normal in some ways but not in others.
I hope that helps. Let me know if you have other questions!
@@JudoGeoff Thanks dude. I Completed 2 weeks. For me while walking I feel like something is holding back and stiff. As If my lower bone is getting locked somewhere.
That does happen. It takes a while for things to loosen up.
:)