Hi Lynnette, so sorry to hear of your problem. I am surprised that it happened given your activities in the past few months as the usual tenet is that bone mass and strength increases the more it is loaded. I would therefore ask your surgeon or GP to do some blood tests for osteoporosis and osteopenia (which are actually much the same thing). Fractures such as you have described are not totally unknown but usually occur in elderly or frail individuals which you clearly are not!
On another note, I merged your two threads together and note that they has been a previous merge. I ask you please to not start new threads as it is quite important we have all your previous information readily at hand. For instance, you gave NO background information, no date of surgery and no account of your activities in this post, all of which would be important if I, as a nurse, would give you a sensible reply to your query. (Think of it like hospital notes!!) Perhaps you would also help in this by putting your surgery date in your signature which would be so appreciated.
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