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Training with loss of knee cartilage
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02 Aug 2014 12:32 #172881
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06 Aug 2014 19:38 #173026
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my sister is a physio - says no weight-bearing exercise. Get range of motion back first. Especially end of range of motion
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06 Aug 2014 20:22 #173027
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Thanks for adding that medical report it does clarify things a lot. Your Dr's advise is spot on, especially concerning your high protein intake.
Concentrate on R.O.M first on the affected knee, physio will help and try and stay away from weight training exercises for know. Your aim for the 'first year or so' would be to concentrate on getting the knee healthy. Nb...get the knees healthy and be super careful for septic arthritis in the affected knee.
You are quite welcome to train the rest of your body as per normal.
Concentrate on R.O.M first on the affected knee, physio will help and try and stay away from weight training exercises for know. Your aim for the 'first year or so' would be to concentrate on getting the knee healthy. Nb...get the knees healthy and be super careful for septic arthritis in the affected knee.
You are quite welcome to train the rest of your body as per normal.
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