You’ll most likely need 6 weeks to recover. Recovery will take longer if you have damaged tissue repaired. You may have to limit your activities until your wrist strength and movement return to normal. You could also be enrolled in a rehabilitation programme.

Infection, nerve damage, blood clots, persistent swelling and stiffness, heart attack, and stroke are all risks and complications of arthroscopic knee surgery. You must have the procedure performed by a hospital and doctors who are well-versed in arthroscopy. MEDSTAR has leading orthopedic surgeons who have immense experience in doing Arthroscopy.

Full recovery could take up to 4-5 months. After surgery, the patient should be able to bear weight on the knee while standing or walking. Crutches will be required for the first 2-7 days following surgery.

Arthroscopic knee surgery is a quick and painless procedure that takes about 30 to 45 minutes to complete. The majority of patients are put under general anesthesia during the procedure.

Arthroscopic knee surgery is a minimally invasive procedure for repairing the ligaments or meniscus in the knee. The highly advanced procedure has a success rate of over 90%. To perform the repairs, arthroscopy uses smaller incisions and specialized tools.

Most patients can expect to miss at least 1-2 weeks of work. Following ankle arthroscopy, it is possible to return to high-level sports but expect to recover for at least 4-6 weeks before doing so.