Both my prior and scheduled surgery were same day procedures. I would suggest sooner than later and you may be operated on and recovering before the holidays. I would highly recommend an ice machine. I had one prescribed, when they would pay for it for a total knee replacement and it is so...
I can't imagine you will be able to really use your shoulder again without surgical repair but that is me. I had a similar issue 8 years ago at 58 and tried PT. After a few months I moved on to surgery and the surgeon said it was just in time to get back some of my use of my shoulder. After...
Thanks for the update! You have been on my mind. You have been through a lot but you are one tough cookie. Glad your muscles are enjoying getting to know each other again. Take your improvements one bit at a time. ☀️☀️
I hadn't realized that your were going to need your other hip replaced also. Glad you are are prepared and the best for another great outcome. As someone who has gone through both knee and both hip replacements, don't be surprised if your surgery and recovery don't go exactly the same as the...
Hi all! Just about 6 months out from my hip replacement. Most days I don't even remember my hip is replaced (or the other hip and both knees). The biggest challenge I still have is socks and sneakers on this foot, as my hip is still stiff. But I know that will get better. I am walking and...
So I am 4 months out from my right THR. The hip feels great. I am still doing a bit of the drunken sailor wobble and really have to concentrate on my gait when I get tired. Trying to get back to walking regularly and am adding a beginner pickleball class next month ( have played in the past...
Maybe you can reduce the length of your walk for a few weeks. The Mish mosh weather this time of year doesn't help either. My 90 year old Dad is driving from New England to Florida over the course of a week, visiting with family. It may not be summer weather but it is much warmer. The month...
It's tougher this time of the year. Do your best to keep moving if even a bit every day until spring allows your body to really heal and relax. Your unoperated leg has done all the hard work. No surprise when it gets a bit annoyed. Keep moving!!
Good luck with your dietary changes. I know they will help tremendously. Also if you slowly increase your exercise you will definitely feel stronger in the next few months. I am there with dropping some weight and increasing exercise. Though I feel strong in my hip, I still fall back...
Sorry to hear, crazy chair collapse. If your hip doesn't hurt, you should be good. If you want to be sure, you could call your surgeon's office tomorrow.
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