“How To” Resolve Knee Pain AFTER Knee Surgery

Had knee surgery and you still have pain? Then check out the following video on how to address chronic knee pain after knee surgery…

Below are the links I talk about in the video…

Click on the following link to access the Virtual Knee Pain Clinic:
Virtual Knee Pain Clinic

Click on the following link to setup a FREE 25 Minute Knee Freedom Strategy Session:
FREE Introductory Session

Comments

  1. I have not had knee surgery and am trying not too. I saw the doctor yesterday; I have too have an ultrasound on my hip area as I may have a tear in the tendon that comes from the hip; as I cannot lift my leg properly and am inclined to trip or fall as I did the other day going up some steps. So the knees have to wait for present. They are not so painful today.
    Cheers Liz
    P.S. I have been on the arthritic diet ( no dairy, wheat or meat or deadly nightshade veg) for many years. I did not mention this the other day

    • Bill Parravano says:

      Hi Liz

      Yes definitely have that hip checked out by your doc and let’s get that cleared first. The hips have a lot to do with how the knees feel so once we know what’s going on with your hip and get that addressed we can get in and see what’s happening with the knees…

      Keep me posted…

      Bill

  2. no I have not had knee surgery and hope that never becomes necessary. However I am following the videos that you sending me and am doing my best to focus on comfort.
    Thanks

  3. Mary jetha says:

    Bill. I am finding lot of comfort in your excises and I would like to buy your program where by you can send me the vidou. I am going for the surgery of my left knee so I don’t know how this will work. Either you can program it in such a way that I can carry on with the excercises after the surgery. I would like to give it a shot at least for some time. I am hoping that your program will help me by pass the surgery of my right knee as it is also bone on bone. I will discuss this with you on the phone. Thanks and god bless.

    • Bill Parravano says:

      Mary – It depends on what type of surgery you are talking about, of course there are several different types of knee surgery and I don’t know which one you are going to have. To reverse the process of a bone on bone situation is going to take a real commitment on your part…Looking forward to speaking with you…Bill

  4. Mary Snook says:

    Hi Bill
    I have had a history of bad knees 3 ops to clean out the joint but after the last op I have had very little stability in my left knee. It will collapse for no apparent reason. I have been getting your videos but I have a very slow internet connection and I would a prefer to have your prog on a DVD so I can watch it and go through it thoroughly. How do I get a DVD of it. thanks

    • Bill Parravano says:

      Hi Mary…Our team is working on a DVD product that should be out sometime in 2012…Thanks for asking! Bill

  5. Dear Bill

    My 22 year old daughter had left knee alignment and stabilization in april 2010 and is still on cruthches….yes 22 months later…. we have been to many doctors specialists pain management etc.. she does physio twice a week to keep things at bay…she has all the symtons of complex regional pain syndrome
    she is in constant pain
    any suggestions would be greatly welcomed.

    regards Marie

  6. hey bill, im here looking in hope that i can find somthing that will help perminatly, im 19 and have had two lateral miniscus surguries on my left knee, its getting to the point that i think that my knee pain is not going to go away, and may have to deal with it for the rest of my life, the last surgury i had was had major taring and i didnt even do anything to tare it, the first one was from highschool football, im sceptical of this program, my end game is wanting to get into the military but im stuck not able to do anything physical like running a few miles or just to get in shape enough to sign the contract
    thanks

  7. I had a arthroscopy on my L medial meniscus 4 months ago. The pain at the time was mild and I had occasional “catching” in the joint. Since the surgery, my pain is more severe and my knee often aches and pops into alignment. The pain even wakes me up at night. I am in my mid-50′s. Am I still in the healing phase, or is there something else wrong in your opinion? The doc said it could take more than 3 months, but I am getting concerned.

    • Hey Rick, I have the same “popping into alignment” with my knee. I have 2 pieces of meniscus taken out of my left knee. You should not be feeling pain however just because you feel pain doesn’t mean there is something mechanically wrong, it just means your body is still tensing up to protect itself from the initial injury and then surgery. My program can help with the pain. I would start working with my book “The Comfort Zone” for a few weeks and keep me posted as to how it goes. Regards Bill

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