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Old 11-07-17, 08:29 AM
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Originally Posted by TCR Rider
That's a great result. I too have been able to kneel on the floor, with extra cushioning, to do exercise and yoga.
The infection thing really is a big concern for me since I also have more hardware from a hip replacement and surgery to correct a malunion of a pelvic fracture not to mention dental implants. I"d rather err on the side of caution and take the antibiotics because I don't know if I could handle any complications.
I see you are no stranger to Physical Terrorism, er Therapy... I tell everyone contemplating a TKR, to ask around and see who in your area is a the best therapist for TKR, and see them. Then, Do ALL the therapy, and ALL the home exercise they give you. That patience I learned from my TKR and therapy, were needed when I broke my back 9 months later... Saw the same therapist and I am not on daily pain med...

My therapist is still shocked with my results, he swears everyone loses 10 or more ROM after leaving therapy, I gained. But, I use it every day, crawling in and on and under equipment at work, working under my cars at home, playing with my grandkids on the floor...

I tend to err on that same side of caution. But I also agree there are some risks associated with over use of antibiotics. Which is also why I limit my use of hand sanitizers. A few bugs and germs are actually healthy for you, the antibiotics and hand sanitizers don't discriminate.

I wish you continued improvement!
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