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-   -   Patella Surgery knee numb still after all these years!1 (https://www.neurotalk.org/reflex-sympathetic-dystrophy-rsd-and-crps-/94276-patella-surgery-knee-numb-1-a.html)

lexiemae1 07-19-2009 03:33 AM

Patella Surgery knee numb still after all these years!1
 
Did anyone have a broken Patella and have surgery on it and still have numbness in their knee?? I think part of my Rsd is a nerve being damaged as a result from surgery>> Am I just crazy or is this normal to have no feeling in your leg from this type of surgery??:cool:

daniella 07-19-2009 06:33 AM

I am sorry but can't remember cause I think you hav stated your feet are numb too sometimes? Please correct me if I am wrong. Anyhow have you had an emg/nc? I ask because I have PN but also RSD.

lexiemae1 07-19-2009 09:38 PM

Daniella, I have nad the numbness in my left knee since 2006 after my knee surgeries, but the numbness in the feet just the last 2 months.. Dx'd with Rsd in right foot sep 2008..

bobber 07-19-2009 10:31 PM

Hi
Ihad had 3 knee surgerys in 2003 on the same knee{basketball],,,part of my knee stayed numb for a while,,the dr was up front with that,,he had to cut around alot of nerves to get the job done,,i had mine aurthoscopically done,,less evasive,,,anyway ,,its been 6 years and no more numbness,it took acouple of years to get it all back,,,,good luck and talk to your oropedic dr and see whats he says,,,,,,,,,,,,,bobber

daniella 07-20-2009 06:15 AM

Still with the feet numbness that is why I was asking. You could and you may not so this is a guess but have more then one condition going on. Like rsd plus ? Bobber is right that it can take a long time for nerves to heal. That is something I have learned on the PN board. Many have for ex b12 deficiency and when they repair that they begin to heal but it is a slow process


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