myglasshalffull
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Jaycey is right on, I'd get the walking poles, don't struggle to walk, that only puts extra effort on good joints and that's why non operative side may hurt.
In late March early April I tried getting back to work. Well within a couple of weeks I could barely walk and back on cane. Had MRI and new OS consult, lots of tests, nothing wrong with hip but have spinal stenosis which was affecting my walking and making me think it was my hip.
I have no shame using assistive device if needed.
All my best.
In late March early April I tried getting back to work. Well within a couple of weeks I could barely walk and back on cane. Had MRI and new OS consult, lots of tests, nothing wrong with hip but have spinal stenosis which was affecting my walking and making me think it was my hip.
I have no shame using assistive device if needed.
All my best.