Six weeks ago I had an anterior THR. All went well except I now have an area of my front/outer thigh, about 6" x 10", which has lost normal sensation, apparently due to damage to the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve.
I believe this is quite common, but that sensation is not always fully...
Josephine, Your comment is really surprising in regard to my own situation. I have no cartilage left in my right hip. I expect that means I am bone on bone. However I very rarely take pain medication. I don't get much pain, although I am certainly losing mobility. My theory is that I do a fair...
Minnie15, I have been interested in following your thread in relation to my own situation. I don't have any cartilage left in my right hip and have been contemplating surgery. I don't get much pain. I rarely need to take pain killers; Maybe one paracetamol tablet about once a month. I walk with...
I have asked the surgeon and that is what will be used for me. I'm just wondering if there have been any problems with these materials. I know that there have been some problems with various metals.
Would people be so kind as to give their opinions on the use of the following materials for hip replacements:
The implant = cement free stem (made of titanium)
The acetabular component = cement free and made of titanium.
The bearing surface is ceramic liner and a ceramic head.
Hi Jaycey.
Thanks for your reply.
Regenenexx has sent me information about studies that have been done showing these results.
Would you like me to post the links?
Hi all,
I'm told by the doctor & specialist that I will soon need a RTHR. I am bone on bone on the right side. Fortunately I don't suffer much pain at all, but I am losing flexibility. I rarely take any painkillers.
I am starting to look at options. I came across Regenexx stem therapy but I...
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