September 9, 200818 yr My mom had surgery on her meniscus yesterday afternoon. She had minimal pain, and was able to walk on it yesterday with just a bit of pain. Doc prescribed her percoset for pain. This morning she calls me and tells me she's in a world of pain, says it hurts way more than it did yesterday and that she cant put any weight on it at all or bend it whatsoever. Anybody had this surgery, or have any advice I can give her? *Can a mod change the title to Surgery please?
September 9, 200818 yr I've had the surgery and they prescribed the same medication for me. Maybe she did a little too much too soon. I was back to work in a little less than two weeks. If the pain continues I'd suggest that she call the doctor who did the surgery and talk to them.
September 9, 200818 yr Author Maybe she did a little too much too soon. That's what I told her... I mean she wasn't running marathons or anything yesterday afternoon, but she was walking on it, probably more than she should have been.
September 9, 200818 yr A buddy had this done Thursday, the 28th. He said that days 4-9 were worse than 1-3.
September 9, 200818 yr A buddy had this done Thursday, the 28th. He said that days 4-9 were worse than 1-3. The morphine wears off.
September 9, 200818 yr Author ^That's not what I wanted to hear...:irked: (In regards to sticky's post)
September 9, 200818 yr Wow...sorry for her pain. I don't know anything about the surgery, but, will send prayers her way.
September 9, 200818 yr Author Wow...sorry for her pain. I don't know anything about the surgery, but, will send prayers her way. Thanks Mrs. PH...They are certainly returned down your way. :thumb:
September 9, 200818 yr That's what I told her... I mean she wasn't running marathons or anything yesterday afternoon, but she was walking on it, probably more than she should have been. The day of surgery she probably shouldn't have been walking on it hardly at all. Atleast not without crutches. Mostly because of the fact that it can get inflamed and cause much more pain. Yesterday she still had some of the drugs in her that they actually did for the surgery. Now today everything is warn off and she's actually feeling the pain she couldn't yesterday, plus if she aggrivated it any yesterday she's feeling that too.
September 9, 200818 yr Author The day of surgery she probably shouldn't have been walking on it hardly at all. Atleast not without crutches. Mostly because of the fact that it can get inflamed and cause much more pain. Yesterday she still had some of the drugs in her that they actually did for the surgery. Now today everything is warn off and she's actually feeling the pain she couldn't yesterday, plus if she aggrivated it any yesterday she's feeling that too. The doctor told her yesterday she could walk on it, and didn't need crutches...
September 9, 200818 yr I've had it, its gonna be sore fore a few days and typically its a couple of days later. I wouldn't be too concerned unless it goes on for a week. You have to think, they cut the knee open and they had to run tools and cameras through the knee, that will give you some inflamation
September 9, 200818 yr I have had this surgery on both knees. The best thing for me was resting the knee after the first day but I walked on it as much as possible after that. I used ice packs every few hours for about twenty minutes at a time and it helped ease the pain.
September 9, 200818 yr Almost 2 years ago my son had Meniscus Surgery, but it was the micro fracture surgery. He had a alot of pain with it and even cried at times for the first 3 day. About 10 months after the surgery ....he just started limping again, the first surgery didn't work. He has now just had major reconstructive knee surgery. He had a nerve block and not near the pain this time as the last...also a different doctor. Duce, I will be praying for your mom, and angels are with you both.
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