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Recovery after robotic knee replacement surgery typically follows a structured timeline, but each patient's experience may vary slightly depending on factors like age, overall health, activity level, and how closely they follow their rehabilitation plan.

Here’s a general overview of the recovery process:
🏥 Immediate Post-Surgery (Day 0–2)
Hospital stay: 1–3 days is typical.
Pain management: Medications for pain and inflammation.
Mobility: Most patients begin standing and walking (with a walker) on the same day or the day after surgery.
Physical therapy (PT) starts almost immediately.
Preventing complications: Use of compression devices, blood thinners, and breathing exercises.

🦿 Early Recovery (Week 1–2)
Walking: With a walker or crutches; gradually increasing distance.
PT goals:
Regain range of motion (especially 0–90° of knee bend).
Begin quad strengthening exercises.
Incision care: Keep clean and dry.
Swelling & bruising: Common; ice and elevation help.

🏃 Mid-Term Recovery (Week 3–6)
Transition to cane or no walking aid as strength improves.
PT focus:
Increase knee flexion (goal: 110–120°).
Improve gait and balance.
Strengthen leg muscles.
Driving: Usually after 4–6 weeks, depending on the leg operated on and surgeon’s advice.
Return to desk work: Typically 3–6 weeks post-op.

🏋️ Advanced Recovery (Week 6–12)
PT becomes more intensive: Including stairs, balance work, and resistance exercises.
Walking longer distances, more independently.
Range of motion should be near normal.
Low-impact activities: Swimming, cycling, and walking encouraged.

⛹️‍♂️ Full Recovery (3–6+ months)
Most people feel significantly better after 3 months.
Full strength and mobility may take 6–12 months.
Activities allowed: Golf, swimming, biking, dancing.
Activities to avoid: High-impact sports like running or jumping unless cleared by surgeon.

🤖 Advantages of Robotic-Assisted Knee Replacement
Greater precision = potentially better alignment and implant fit.
Smaller incisions = less tissue damage.
Faster early recovery and improved knee function.
Lower revision rates (potentially).

✅ Tips for a Successful Recovery
Follow your physical therapy plan closely.
Maintain a healthy diet for healing.
Stay active, but don’t overdo it.
Communicate with your surgeon if pain, swelling, or stiffness worsens.
Avoid high-impact activities unless cleared.

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