If you’ve had Total Knee Replacement (TKR) surgery, you might be struggling with persistent knee swelling.

And while swelling is fairly normal following TKR surgery, it certainly isn’t fun to deal with.

In fact, if you could magically get rid of your knee swelling, you might just find that you have full knee “ROM” (aka your knee would bend fully!).

So what can you do to significantly reduce your knee swelling following replacement surgery?

I’ll tell you all about this little-known secret in the video below!

So you had Total Knee Replacement (TKR) surgery, and your knee is still swelling, long after you thought you’d be done with knee swelling…

What’s the deal?

Is there something wrong with your knee? And is there anything you can do about it?

These are excellent questions!

And in this video, I’ll explain a few things that can impact the swelling in your knee following knee replacement surgery.

Did you just have Total Knee Replacement surgery, or are you about to?

If so, you might be wondering how long you can expect your knee to swell…

And if you’ve already asked around a bit, you’ve probably heard all sorts of answers, ranging from a few months, to a year or maybe even several years.

So what can you really expect in regards to knee swelling following TKR surgery?

Watch the video to find out!