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How soon following total knee replacement should I be able to progress to walking independently?

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How soon following total knee replacement should I be able to progress to walking independently?

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The speed with which a person is able to discontinue the use of crutches, walker or cane varies from individual to individual. The majority of people require only a cane after six weeks, although others may need more time to progress and soon after become independent of any assistive device.

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