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    THR THR: my journey and outcome

    the actual scar.....yeah just sensitive really, not painful....just a little "different" sensitive to the touch I guess
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    THR THR: my journey and outcome

    @Jaycey hi is it normal after a period of two years to have a "sensitive" scar tissue? not painful as such but a different sensitive feel to the scar from the rest of the thigh thanks Jay :)
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    THR THR: my journey and outcome

    @Josephine would the exercise (scroll to 3 of 6,top right to image) (fig 3) in link below be safe for a hippy Jo? love to all John xxx https://running.competitor.com/2014/03/photos/beat-piriformis-syndrome_98201
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    THR THR: my journey and outcome

    promised a cortisone injection if I am still the same in 6 months but I am gonna write to him soon requesting the date to be brought forward.......thanks JC...I have calmed a little since my last post..still a hurtin' though see ya love to all John
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    THR THR: my journey and outcome

    @Jaycey one year ten months i have been out in all sorts of Scottish weather...in all sorts of pain,at the very least 1hour a day. exercises at home 5 days a week....trying to gain strength in my hip..."walking is the best thing " they'd say you would not believe what I have went through not...
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    THR THR: my journey and outcome

    @Josephine last question dear Lady.....and this may sound daft... are there any special walking style tips you can let me have, something that I can concentrate on like good form or something that might help?
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    THR THR: my journey and outcome

    @Josephine bump for help with "weakness" question
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    Revision THR Och a wee set back

    Billy ( that's GOT to be a Rangers man) hang in there Bro.....Hibs next....no chance :) John Lanarkshire
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    THR THR: my journey and outcome

    @Josephine would this explain my difficulty walking/rolling through a normal walking step? BTW....I have run this problem of mine, which I have carried since the 2nd week of my THR,... I have run it by my GP, physio, rheumy and the OP surgeon and been told amongst other things, " people as...
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    THR THR: my journey and outcome

    thanks Ma'am :)
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    THR THR: my journey and outcome

    yes @Josephine that's the general area for most of the pain, the rest of the discomfort being the area above the red area at the edge of the pelvis/bone. I have had this since the very beginning and already asked my GP last year for the injection only to be told .." we no longer do these...
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    THR THR: my journey and outcome

    @Josephine ....are you there dolly? :)
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    THR THR: my journey and outcome

    bump for the lovely @Josephine
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    THR THR: my journey and outcome

    @Josephine hello all, nice to see you all again.. hope you are well :) a quick summary... I suffer from ank spon...got a THR on my left leg about a year and 10 months ago and suffered post op from pain in the greater trochanter ....bursa removed during op....still have pain in GT area I'm 60...
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    THR THR: my journey and outcome

    @Josephine Hi Jo I am curious......I have been reading on these here pages about LATE INFECTIONS.....how rare/ how often do you encounter these infections after say,18 months/ 2 years post op, how do we get these infections and what precautions can we take to safeguard ourselves against them...
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