Knee Surgery (Repair Structural Damage and Relief Pain)

· Those looking for knee surgery in Mexicali.
· Those with knee joint problems / inflammation.
· Those with knee ligament issues.
· Those who wish to replace their knee joint.
· Those who wish to treat any knee-related problems.

Whether you are suffering from sports-induced knee-joint injury or simply require knee correction due to aging, our affiliated hospital offers a variety of knee surgeries that can help improve your condition.

You know when you need a surgery when you have experience structural knee damage and your knee pain has not responded to any other methods. Post surgical therapy and rehabilitation are essential and critical to anticipate for pain relief. Knee surgeries are always done under general anesthesia.

There are numerous kinds of knee surgery. Some of them are:

· Meniscectomy
· Tendon repair
· Plica Removal
· Microfracture
· ACL Reconstruction
· Knee Replacement Surgery

The most common ones involve use of arthroscopy. The ones offered at our affiliated hospital include general knee surgery, knee ligament surgery and knee replacement surgery.

<Advantages>
· Increases mobility
· Relieves pain
· Corrects any knee / leg deformity
· Reduces inflammation
· Reduces further risks of injury

<Limitations>
· Not suitable for those staying in Malaysia for a short period of time (less than a month)

· Stop taking any blood thinning medications like Aspirin and Ibuprofen 1 week prior surgery
· Limit movement and refrain from strenuous activities that could lead to increasing level of pain

· Wear a knee splint for a few weeks as a support
· Keep your leg elevated and well rested throughout recovery
· Apply ice to minimize swelling
· Take medications as necessary and as prescribed
· Keep surgical site clean and dry at all time

Q1: I was diagnosed with knee osteoarthritis last month. When would be best for me to undergo knee replacement?
A1: Depending on your condition. Timing is quite essential for if it is done too soon, you may end up needing another replacement. If it is done too late, you may not be able to regain its original function.

Q2: I have heard of partial knee replacement. How is that different from total knee replacement?
A2: Your knee joints are composed of 3 main areas namely medial, lateral and patellofemoral. For partial knee replacement, only affected joint components will be replaced as for total knee replacement will replace all the 3 knee joint areas.

Q3: Is there any possible complications?
A3: Complcations can occur during or after surgery which includes infection, excessive swelling or bleeding and joint stiffness.

Q4: When will I be able to start walking like usual?
A4: You will need to walk with crutches for a few weeks or months until you could walk as usual again.

Q5: I am a football player. When will I be able to return to play?
A5: Typically, it will take you about 6 weeks until you can return to your usual sports routine.

[Clinic Name] Hospital de la Familia
[Location] Mexicali, Mexico
[Nearest Stations / Attractions] The hospital is about 17 mins drive from Mexicali International Airport and 10 mins drive from Holiday Inn Express & Suites Mexicali
[Clinic Opening Time] Monday - Sunday (24 hrs)