I've had 3 PT sessions, they seem to be helping flexibility, for me a big thing.
I have my blood drawn weekly to check clotting levels due to warfarin. The last 4 times I have had the same tech do the draw and boy she loves her script. I understand the double checking the identity, important...
Retired racing greyhound. AMF Tankfullagas. He is a huge dork. We call him Tank, Tanki, Tankster, Tanker, Tankanator, and Dude-you-are-in-the-way.
I may be in a little more pain now, but I am way more flexible than I was (just not as flexible as a normal person).
I came to hip replacement from a different place than many here. I had a hip fusion when I was 12 (38 years ago for those at home), so some muscles on my left leg were literally not moving much. Consequently, the left leg doesn't have the same range of motion (can't even hit 90 degrees yet) or...
6-ish weeks yesterday. Cleared of restrictions (I may do all kinds of stuff I can't actually do at this time) I start PT tomorrow mostly for gait issues.
No my sciatic nerve was tangled in some pre-existing scar tissue and was traumatized during surgery. I can't pull the foot up and I assumed the pins and needles were attached to that.
I doubt the blood clot has cleared but I am unlikely to form new one with the warfarin I am on. I get another blood draw on Monday, yah. Left leg is still numb/pins and needley, and I have an appointment to see a neurologist at the end of the month. Kids are out of school so I have a...
The back of the thighs are just achey. I can sit on my butt or lie and my back and nothing else and it is just sore and achey. I swear, I hit a wall every evening at 5:00.
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