Varför spänner det i knät efter operation Get Moving. Walking after surgery is one of the most important things you can do for your recovery. A quick walk around your home every hour or two can help prevent serious complications like deep vein thrombosis (DVT) (a blood clot) and pneumonia. Walking is a gentle way to return to physical activity. 1 stel i knät efter operation 2 Fatigue After Surgery. Fatigue after surgery is a common complication and an expected one. 6 The body is stressed by the effects of anesthesia and surgery. The body is working hard to repair the incisions and loss of blood, and feeling tired is a normal part of recovering from surgery. While feeling tired is normal, feeling exhausted is not. 3 smärta efter knäledsoperation 4 After surgery, your voice may be hoarse or whispery, and it may feel tiring to talk. This is very common and expected during the first week or two after surgery. While around 1% of people may have damage to the nerves supplying the vocal cords, around 5% to 10% of people will have temporary symptoms due to irritation of the nerves during. 5 Stage 1: Swelling. The first steps toward healing start right away. Blood vessels in the area of the cut begin to form clots that keep you from losing too much blood. White blood cells in your. 6 Dr. David Earle answered. Normal: Early after a surgical procedure, the tissue under the incision feels hard for up to several weeks. Surgeons refer to this as a "healing ridge". If t Read More. Created for people with ongoing healthcare needs but benefits everyone. 7 trötthet efter knäoperation 8 Efter operationen svullnar knät och musklerna däromkring. 9 Om knät sväller upp snabbt efter skadan eller om knät inte kan belastas, bör knät alltid undersökas och röntgenbilder tas så fort som möjligt. 10 A hard lump that develops under an incision from surgery is known as a seroma. It results from fluid accumulation in a place where an organ or tissue has been removed. In most cases, seromas are surgical complications but can also develop after an injury. Serum is a fluid that takes part in fighting pathogens in the body. 12