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Rowlf · 31-12-2016, 10:55

I suppose a painful knee will make you walk differently and it becomes a habit almost so when the knee no longer hurts it is hard to change your gait. My friend is not too bad walking about during the day but has terrible pain at night in bed. Strangely sleeping on the affected side seems better than on the good side and getting out of bed in the morning is excruciating walking but it seems to go better after a period of moving about.

31-12-2016, 10:55	#6
Rowlf Full Member+ Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Burnley Posts: 676 Liked: 354 times Rep Power: 8335	Re: Knee Replacement I suppose a painful knee will make you walk differently and it becomes a habit almost so when the knee no longer hurts it is hard to change your gait. My friend is not too bad walking about during the day but has terrible pain at night in bed. Strangely sleeping on the affected side seems better than on the good side and getting out of bed in the morning is excruciating walking but it seems to go better after a period of moving about.