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Exercise After Replacement Surgery Makes Knees As Good As New!
medindia 8870 Posts A new study is recommending exercise to patients following a knee replacement surgery as it boosts the function of the new knee and makes it almost as good as that of a healthy adult. ...Read More
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I had a TKR (Zimmer) in April, 2009. I exercise daily- recumbent or
street bike or treadmill. I don't have a problem with the bikes or the treadmill. When I try to walk outdoors, it feels like my right (TKR) leg is shorter than my left. I had outpatient PT after my surgery and have been released by my surgeon. Are there any exercises I can do to correct this shorter leg feeling?

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