If you dislocated you could not move and the pain would be horrendous.Now convinced I've dislocated my hip. It's not hurting and I can put weight on it.
You have post op blues. It happens to everyone in some form and the good news is this too shall pass. Here's an article from our Library Post op blues is a reality - be prepared for it.
Ice your knee if it is swollen but be sure and put something between the ice pack and your skin.
This often happens just post op. The trick is to "go before you need to go". In the early days it is impossible to rush. Schedule regular times when you get up and walk around with a stop in the loo.Nearly didn't make it to the loo in time.
Recovery is a bit of a roller coaster. Just hang on - the ride gets better every day.
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. No wonder you're emotional.
We've all been to the post op blues club at one point or many points in recovery. Trust us, it will get better! It's not always linear each day getting better, but if you look back weekly I'm sure you'll see progress. Jaycee gave great advice to go before you need to. I barely made it to the toilet many times too! That gets better too. Wish I had read Jaycee's advice earlier.
. The important thing is to relax and just do everything slowly and carefully. (Except going to the toilet). Don't move without thinking and planning first. Be cautious with your body and pamper yourself. We're here for any and all concerns. Best wishes for your continued recovery. 

Trendynan.

