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Default knee surgery after TOS surgery

I'm having TOS surgery in March, which will put me out of work for 3 months. I would like to see if I can have a knee surgery during this time that I've been needing to have so I can combine the time off work. The knee surgery isn't important as the TOS so it can wait. Do you think it would be too much to do that so close together? I'm thinking crutches might be an issue for a few days and of course PT for the knee on top of PT for TOS surgery. Thoughts?
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