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Everyone has a different pain experience with a knee replacement and it doesn't always meet their expectations. So what does the research say about how long pain lasts after knee replaceemnt? Whilst pain is at its most intense in the first week after surgery, severe...

The best exercises after knee replacement depend on where you are in recovery, how your knee is responding, and what you want to get back to doing. A good rehabilitation plan is not just a list of exercises. It should help you understand what you are trying to achieve...

Pain after a knee replacement can be severe and intense. Sometimes there is a medical or structural reason for pain that needs assessment - infection, loosening, fracture or another complication needs to be excluded. But when the wound has healed and the knee...

Pain rehabilitation is a medical approach used when pain persists longer than expected and recovery has not followed a straightforward path. It is commonly used when pain continues after surgery, injury or treatment — even when scans, procedures or tissue healing...

For many people, rehabilitation after knee replacement seems to stop before they feel ready. Hospital care and physiotherapy often focus on the early weeks after surgery. But when physiotherapy finishes,  it’s common to feel unsure about what comes next, especially if...

There has been a steady rise in the number of people having knee replacements every year.

Inflammatory arthritis refers to autoimmune conditions where the immune system drives ongoing inflammation in the joints such as rheumatoid arthritis and psoriatic arthritis.

Many people experience severe pain after revision of their knee replacement, with research highlighting the importance of sensitisation

Pain following a partial knee replacement can be as severe as that following a full knee replacement.