Question 1

Is it safe for me to climb stairs after meniscus surgery?

Accepted Answer

Avoid any activities that cause knee pain or swelling. Examples include climbing stairs or standing or sitting for lengthy periods. Start other activities as your doctor suggests.

Question 2

Is it safe to walk after meniscus surgery?

Accepted Answer

As the healing process progresses, patients can bear weight, increase their range of motion, and remove the knee brace. The surgeon determines how quickly this happens, although it usually takes 4 to 8 weeks. For around 2-3 months, patients are generally out of the brace and walking without crutches.

Question 3

When should you begin bending your knee after meniscus surgery?

Accepted Answer

For the first 4 to 6 weeks, bending should be limited to 90 degrees to allow the meniscus to recover. You have regained your mobility and strength. Your knee does not appear to be swollen or uncomfortable.

Question 4

How long does it take to get back on your feet after meniscus surgery?

Accepted Answer

Meniscus surgery might take anything from six weeks to three months to fully recover. A meniscus repair takes longer to recover than a meniscectomy. The following things may be included in your post-surgery care: Crutches are used to relieve pressure on the knee as it heals.

Question 5

What can't you do after meniscus surgery?

Accepted Answer

Meniscus (cartilage) repair patients are prohibited from twisting, pivoting, squatting, deep knee bends, or impact exercises for three to four months.

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