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Swollen knees after bilateral TKA

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PostPosted: 01/28/07 - 13:09    Post subject: Swollen knees after bilateral TKA Vote now! Reply with quote

I had bilateral knee replacements six months ago. In spite of exercising and walking my knees still swell. What can I do?
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