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A cane for balance while recovering from a knee replacement surgery is usually needed to make sure you are safe when moving in your home and in the community.

Right after surgery, you might have needed a walker or crutches. But as you gain better balance and strength, using a cane is more appropriate.

In this video, Dr. David shares the 5 best tips for using a cane after knee replacement surgery.

Looking for more help with a knee replacement problem? Check out this playlist:

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00:00 5 Best Tips For Using A Cane After Knee Replacement
00:18 Adjust height
01:11 Use correct side
02:51 More than one cane
03:59 Upgrade if wobbly
04:25 Don't Settle, Get Stronger
05:36 More help

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