Hi Dorothy! So glad to read that you got the second hip done and that you are doing so well now! Sorry about the insurance troubles. You would think that they'd want to approve the visits now so as to prevent any issues down the line that might end up costing them more.
Thank you everyone for the ideas. I returned to the office this past Monday without a cane but only because I just ordered a folding one as my old cane seems too "bulky" to carry around when I really don't use it.
I was tempted to take Cardie's advice a step further and search for canes with...
Re: Hiya newbie here.
Annie, does it feel like you're not strong enough to sit up at 90 degrees or that your hip is too tight to sit at 90 degrees? I had an issue similar to this where for the first few weeks after surgery, if I was sitting in a chair I could not bring my torso further forward...
Like Cardie, I am one who found outpatient PT to be very useful. Without it I probably would have gone tried to do too much too early which would have slowed down my recovery. Glad to hear that you have access to it :thumb:.
Love it! :thumb:
I hear you. I've started doing my normal workouts over the past week or so and will be leaving the hip specific stuff for my remaining PT visits. Onward and upward!
Dorothy, after my friend had her baby she also ended up with a bump at the epidural injection site. Her doctor told her that it was just a hematoma due to a blood vessel being cut when the needle went in. Hers did go away after a week or so if yours is the same issue, you should be fine...
HomeschoolingMom, you may very well end up being able to tie your shoes in that position somewhere down the line. I'm approaching 3 months since my surgery and I am getting back range of motion that I haven't had in years. Being patient (or trying at least) and staying consistent with my PT has...
Re: THR 7 1/2 weeks ago, fractured femur during operation - doing well
Hi Cyphi! Congratulations on your new hip :thumb:. I'm so sorry to hear about the fracture but there are a few members who had fractures during surgery and they ended up having great recoveries. I bet the same will happen...
Sarah, congrats on the weight-loss!
Glad to hear that you and Miles are doing okay. I saw those videos of the trucks being tossed around like toys. Crazy stuff. Please keep us updated as to how you're doing.
Haldox, I just read your 3-month update. Congrats!!!!!:yay:
With regard to Zumba, do you have more range of motion in your right hip in general? Can you do hip rolls comfortably?
Good to hear you've had some relief from the itchies Sir Cyborg.
I looked up Viszlas on Youtube. Wow. Jasper must really keep you on your toes. That new hip must be coming in handy eh?
Jane, congrats on getting hip #2 done! You sound like you are doing very well.
Like Dorothy, I mainly iced the area around the incision. Perhaps you can try wrapping a large towel around your thigh to help keep the frozen peas in place?
Rich, I agree with Jamie. Use your time and energy to concentrate on yourself and having a good surgical experience (which you WILL). If someone can't be supportive and is actually trying to make things worse, there is no room for them.
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