Nerves on the front of the knee must be severed in order to have knee replacement surgery.

Specifically, the infrapatellar branch of the saphenous nerve is the main nerve affected.

Many people who have had knee replacement surgery experience problems for months, years, even indefinitely as a side effect of having a knee replacement surgery.

Learn more about how long to expect to have knee pain related to nerve damage after a knee replacement surgery.

In this video, Dr. David answers the question, "How long do nerve endings take to heal after knee replacement surgery?"

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00:00 How long do nerve endings take to heal after knee replacement?
00:31 Exceptions with nerve pain after knee replacement
02:12 Problems with chronic nerve pain after knee replacement
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