In order to replace your kneecap, shinbone, and damaged bone and cartilage, you will need to undergo knee joint replacement surgery. The prosthesis will be made of metal alloys, polymers, and high-grade resins. Surgery can aid in easing pain and regaining functionality in severely injured knee joints.

When is it best to get knee replacement surgery?

The most frequent factor leading to knee joint replacement is arthritis. This covers both rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis.
Knee pain or stiffness makes it difficult for you to perform simple tasks like walking, climbing stairs, sitting, or getting up from a chair. You could find it difficult to walk more than a few steps without feeling very uncomfortable, making the use of a cane or walker necessary.

Only when less invasive treatments, such as anti-inflammatory medications, cortisone injections, lubricating injections, and physical therapy have failed is knee replacement surgery advised (Physiotherapy).

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