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What type of physical therapy is administered after undergoing a partial knee replacement?

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What type of physical therapy is administered after undergoing a partial knee replacement?

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Rehabilitation is very similar to a total knee replacement. Early stage rehabilitation consists of mobility exercises, stimulation of muscles, edema control as well as progressive weight bearing exercises to help in walking. After 6-8 weeks, more aggressive strengthening exercises can be performed as the patient progresses and begins to return to normal activities. Question: I have plantar fasciitis, what can I do to help this condition? First, avoid prolonged walking or running until your pain subsides. Using ice can help decrease pain. Apply an ice pack about four times daily to the injured area for about 15-20 minutes. You should also start a stretching program once the pain subsides. Talk to a physical therapist or a physician to learn how to stretch your foot muscles properly. You may also need more appropriate footwear that provides better arch support. You should also consider using arch supports or orthotics in your shoes. Over-the-counter products may be of help, or consult a

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