[Help] Knee replacement advice

Harry Wilson's tackle · Mar 15, 2025

I was expecting an 18 month wait like my pal had to endure.
Much to my astonishment, it took only 3 weeks to get a consultant appointment, and he has booked me in for a full knee replacement next month.
That's NHS, but using a private hospital near Maidstone (KIMS).
It even has free parking :ohmy:

So I need to prep myself pretty quickly.
No more booze is one vow.

I know a few of you chaps have had a full knee replacement. Do you have any important tips?

Cheers. HWT.

Flounce · Mar 15, 2025

Good luck, I have a mate who has had both knees replaced in the last couple of years. Not a pleasant experience apparently but once recovered, life changing.

All the best :thumbsup:

Goldstone1976 · Mar 15, 2025

Harry Wilson's tackle said:
I was expecting an 18 month wait like my pal had to endure.
Much to my astonishment, it took only 3 weeks to get a consultant appointment, and he has booked me in for a full knee replacement next month.
That's NHS, but using a private hospital near Maidstone (KIMS).
It even has free parking

So I need to prep myself pretty quickly.
No more booze is one vow.

I know a few of you chaps have had a full knee replacement. Do you have any important tips?

Cheers. HWT.

Before the op, make sure the surgeon marks the correct knee (no, I’m not joking), and ask them to ensure they put the new one in the right way round (otherwise you’ll have that leg bending like a flamingo’s).

Good luck!

Flounce · Mar 15, 2025

Goldstone1976 said:
Before the op, make sure the surgeon marks the correct knee (no, I’m not joking), and ask them to ensure they put the new one in the right way round (otherwise you’ll have that leg bending like a flamingo’s).

Good luck!

You are awake during it aren’t you? So you can keep an eye on what they are doing, and offer some advice if needed :lolol:

Harry Wilson's tackle · Mar 15, 2025

Flounce said:
You are awake during it aren’t you? So you can keep an eye on what they are doing, and offer some advice if needed

This is true.
No doubt I will be demanding to be moisturized, especially after the second armful of heroin.

Westdene Seagull · Mar 15, 2025

You been upsetting the IRA Harry ?

Flounce · Mar 15, 2025

Harry Wilson's tackle said:
This is true.
No doubt I will be demanding to be moisturized, especially after the second armful of heroin.

I’d request morphine over heroin :wink:

I have never tried heroin though in fairness

Bry Nylon · Mar 15, 2025

Always worth getting them to quote for a todger enlargement whilst they’re on-site, so to speak.

Hugo Rune · Mar 15, 2025

Goldstone1976 said:
Before the op, make sure the surgeon marks the correct knee (no, I’m not joking), and ask them to ensure they put the new one in the right way round (otherwise you’ll have that leg bending like a flamingo’s).

Good luck!

Or like early Hollywood star, Betty Grable. An effect that startled Louis B. Mayer!

Tim Over Whelmed · Mar 15, 2025

Harry Wilson's tackle said:
I was expecting an 18 month wait like my pal had to endure.
Much to my astonishment, it took only 3 weeks to get a consultant appointment, and he has booked me in for a full knee replacement next month.
That's NHS, but using a private hospital near Maidstone (KIMS).
It even has free parking

So I need to prep myself pretty quickly.
No more booze is one vow.

I know a few of you chaps have had a full knee replacement. Do you have any important tips?

Cheers. HWT.

When you say no more booze do you feel that’s what’s caused your knee problems? I’m 63, drink a fair bit and am just experiencing some really bad knee pain. I’m awaiting a consultancy appointment but wondered what I can do to help in the meantime?

WATFORD zero · Mar 15, 2025

Bry Nylon said:
Always worth getting them to quote for a todger enlargement whilst they’re on-site, so to speak.

If H's todger is around his knee, I'm not sure he needs a quote

Flounce · Mar 15, 2025

Harry Wilson's tackle said:
I was expecting an 18 month wait like my pal had to endure.
Much to my astonishment, it took only 3 weeks to get a consultant appointment, and he has booked me in for a full knee replacement next month.
That's NHS, but using a private hospital near Maidstone (KIMS).
It even has free parking

So I need to prep myself pretty quickly.
No more booze is one vow.

I know a few of you chaps have had a full knee replacement. Do you have any important tips?

Cheers. HWT.

Free parking? I hate to break this to you but you won’t be driving home :smile:

sydney · Mar 15, 2025

Harry Wilson's tackle said:
I was expecting an 18 month wait like my pal had to endure.
Much to my astonishment, it took only 3 weeks to get a consultant appointment, and he has booked me in for a full knee replacement next month.
That's NHS, but using a private hospital near Maidstone (KIMS).
It even has free parking

So I need to prep myself pretty quickly.
No more booze is one vow.

I know a few of you chaps have had a full knee replacement. Do you have any important tips?

Cheers. HWT.

I had both my knees replaced with wheels of cheese , it was all downhill from there.

sydney · Mar 15, 2025

Flounce said:
I’d request morphine over heroin

I have never tried heroin though in fairness

pretty much the same thing unless you're smoking it which you wont be in hospital cos they wont let you.

Harry Wilson's tackle · Mar 15, 2025

Tim Over Whelmed said:
When you say no more booze do you feel that’s what’s caused your knee problems? I’m 63, drink a fair bit and am just experiencing some really bad knee pain. I’m awaiting a consultancy appointment but wondered what I can do to help in the meantime?

No, not at all.
I am using the op as a trigger to make some changes, especially losing some weight,
plus I have been overdoing the sauce and need to row back.

When you see the consultant, will you have had X-ray and MRI already done?
They need this to make a sensible diagnosis.

What they do for you depends on what you want.
Eight years ago I told the consultant I wanted to cycle and hopefully ski again.
So they did things for me.
Otherwise they would have just said 'take it easy'.

I have had two meniscus tear repairs (the first 40 years ago, the last 20 years ago),
And some tidying up of a bony growth on the inside of the knee cap 8 years ago.
Then I did my ACL about 6 years ago
A steroid injection last year helped the pain and swelling a great deal.
But the knee is now arthritic, and unstable, and I can get sudden sharp pain that sometimes prevents me standing on it for a day.

Hope it goes well for you!

Harry Wilson's tackle · Mar 15, 2025

Flounce said:
Free parking? I hate to break this to you but you won’t be driving home

For Mrs T.

Petunia · Mar 15, 2025

WATFORD zero said:
If H's todger is around his knee, I'm not sure he needs a quote

Beat me to it WZ

Harry Wilson's tackle · Mar 15, 2025

Flounce said:
I’d request morphine over heroin

I have never tried heroin though in fairness

I was playing fast and loose with the pharmacological actuality there, for purposes of low comedy.
Yes, it will be morphine.

Rdodge30 · Mar 15, 2025

Are you absolutely certain it’s not just growing pains Harry?

Shropshire Seagull · Mar 15, 2025

WATFORD zero said:
If H's todger is around his knee, I'm not sure he needs a quote

There's a lady in the US called Mrs Bobbit who performs a todger reduction service.

Anaesthetic is optional ....

It's a vasectomy, all in one. I think it's called Chop-chop but I've not Googled it to see the reviews on Trust Pilot.

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