Scar tissue after knee replacement

Massaging scar tissue is often performed by trained physical therapists. However, correct techniques can be taught and learned so that the patient may perform scar tissue mobilization on themselves. Learning how to break up scar tissue in the knee is important to maintaining healthy knees after an injury or surgery.

Knee scar tissue (especially after knee surgery) can be a real hassle. That's why I use this 3 step process on how to get rid of knee scar tissue NOW & naturally with my clients. Knee scar tissue massage and knee scar tissue exercises are super helpful in breaking up the adhesives created from the knee arthrofibrosis. Don't struggle with lack of knee range of motion any longer!

Knee arthrofibrosis is a condition that can occur after knee surgery or injury, causing scar tissue to form and limit your range of motion. While surgery may be necessary in severe cases, there are natural methods to break up scar tissue and improve knee mobility. In this article, we'll go over how to break up knee arthrofibrosis naturally, including exercises, stretches, and other techniques. #kneearthrofibrosis #jointmobility #scar tissue #naturalremedies #injuryrehabilitation

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Arthrofibrosis is a condition that causes the formation of dense fibrous scar tissue within the joint after surgery such as ACL reconstruction.

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Total Knee Replacement Recovery & Education on Instagram: "Scar tissue can be tough to prevent. Some people get extremely unlucky and form scar tissue too quickly. Others just need another exercise program to help with getting the knee to relax and bend. I can help you with that!! #kneereplacement"

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Scar tissue is a natural part of the healing process, but excessive buildup can limit mobility and cause pain. The easiest way to reduce scar tissue is by knowing exactly what to do before it forms.