I usually experience the opposite; (not always)
When I get up, I am usually able to get around without much pain or limited mobility, but as the day goes on, I start to lock up and the pain sets in again.
That's when I flip the pad on, and take an aspirin, which eventually returns me to less...
Ahhh, okay, thanks for clearing that up.
"Internal fixation"...funny, that's what I'm trying to get a grip on. :)
I've had the heating pad on for about an hour now, and you're right!
I can now maneuver without any mechanical assistance. Nice!
Thanks for your positive input.
Thanks Alex and Pumpkin, I appreciate the comments.
A couple things I'm not sure about are the "knitting" and what "ORIG" mean.
Alex, I have taken your comment about "getting through the bad days, and enjoying the good" to heart. Very inspiring, and I am putting those practices to work.
Today...
Hello, and thanks for the reply.
My surgery was actually August 11th, which puts me at almost 9 weeks.
It was my LEFT hip.
It's very strange how the pain and mobility issues come and go.
Today has been a bad day, and I have needed to use my walker all day.
The main area of discomfort seems to be...
Newbie here, and thanks for the informative forums.
68 year-old male in pretty decent shape. (6' 207lbs)
Although I didn't have a total hip replacement, I hope I'm in the right place for the thread.
On 8/11, I was on my 8 foot ladder trimming the shrubs, and on the way down, I missed the bottom...
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