Mua more or less restarts recovery, as has been said, because it's so stressful So yes, if mua is needed, delaying it delays your recovery Only your doctor and you can make the final decision The mua traumatized my quad muscle further and made it swell to half again larger than the other leg The mua only eighteen days ago likely stirred up some trauma in the area again As far as the warmth goes, there is increased blood flow to the area which results in the warmth
Swelling and redness are often experienced also As the healing process progresses, the warmth, swelling and redness dissipate. You have to keep the knee from getting inflamed Therefore a wee bit of effort at a time spread over the day is plenty You will not need to do strengthening exercises That can come later, and they will only contribute to the inflammation.
It also says mua should be done within 3 months of surgery This clashes with a big birthday party i'm having on the mainland on 12 april N has your surgeon actually suggested a mua Mua is done if one’s range of motion (rom) is very poor Some members see improvement after an mua and some members don’t. An mua sets your knee back a bit in healing because it disrupts the healing tissues inside the joint
So you are back in earlier stages of healing and the injured tissues inside your knee are prone to swelling. Valium controlled the spasms during my overnight hospital stay but once home it basically spasmed for 8 days straight and caused sciatica That pain was 9 out of 10 compared to my knee that was 4 out of 10
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