Hello again, today is the one year anniversary of my second hip replacement. I’m doing well and I’m so grateful to have had my operations.
I still go to the gym to do the strengthening exercises that the physio gave me, there’s a nice pool there and sometimes I join in the aqua exercise classes...
Hello everyone, it’s a year since my first hip op and I thought that I’d just check in with you all. This forum was so much help and company during my recoveries and I think of you often and have a little read now and then.
I’m doing well, I go to the gym with a programme given by the physio...
I hope that your recovery goes smoothly and that you are comfortable. As @Mojo333 said, my foot turned in after the right THR. The physiotherapist mentioned it when they first came to get me out of bed after the op. She said that I must concentrate on making it go straight or it would result in...
Well, I think I’m right behind here because I can’t put my sock on either side yet at six months (right) and nine months (left) from my surgeries. It doesn’t bother me because lots of other things are better so I’ll just keep trying.
Hello, I’m glad that you found us because now you aren’t alone, we’ll be with you all the way.
I know the worry about complications afterwards and it’s easy to let those thoughts take over but really I have found this surgery so amazing. For me the discomfort afterwards wasn’t on the same...
For both my hips I had spinal with light general anaesthetic, that’s what the surgeon and anaesthetist preferred so I went with that although they said that I could have sedation instead if I really wanted it.
Both times I woke up quickly, no sickness or wooziness.
So, to be absolutely honest I think this is unrealistic. Lifting boxes and sitting for a long time driving will be too much, in my opinion. Of course, he might be a superhuman recoverer, but if he’s not then you need a backup plan.
I would say that if you are in pain, take a schedule of painkillers, at only 4weeks there is no need to be stopping pain relief. Even though you had hoped to be off them by now, it’s not helping you to be in pain. Are you icing?
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