Total Knee Replacement (TKR) Surgery – the SECRET to full ROM!

Updated October 31, 2025

If you’ve had Total Knee Replacement (TKR) surgery, you might be struggling with persistent knee swelling, making it painful and difficult to bend your knee into “flexion”.

And while swelling is fairly normal following TKR surgery, it certainly isn’t fun to deal with, and excessive swelling can slow down your recovery.

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

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

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

And after that video, I’m also going to share 4 ways you can reduce your knee swelling at home.

Make sure you watch them both!

And if you’d like more information about how to increase your chances of a successful recovery from total knee replacement surgery, download my free report at https://physicaltherapyspokane.com/total-knee-replacement/

Good luck with your recovery!

– Luke Gordon, DPT (Owner of Gordon Physical Therapy)

Here’s the second video, which features 4 things you can do to reduce your knee swelling at home following Total Knee Replacement (TKR) surgery.

I hope it helps!