I’m scheduled for lateral hip replacement in a couple weeks. You didn’t ease my fears. It looks like it hurts like hell. But I can’t walk without a limp and it keeps me awake at night I guess it is what it is.
18 hours out! Where are his antiembolism stockings? This guy is struggling. Was he given narcotics an hour before PT? Doesn't look like it. Where is this?
I’ve been through this. My left one has been done now I need my right hand sidevdone too. 8 don’t mind the operation it’s the recovery. So painful and difficult to get up. I feel for this guy.
Had my hip replacement in November 24 2021 almost ready to go back to work. Needed plenty of hip exercises feeling great. Keep going eat plenty of protein
I had left hip replacement July 2021. It is 10-1-21. I had NO pain except lifting back in and back to bed. I had groin pain and it went away... My whole leg was numb until a week ago. Now my heel hurts. I have more pain than ever. My left leg is 4cm longer since the hardware Four Home therapists said they never saw any patient in their careers and I will have long-term back problems. Also, after home therapy, i went to an outpatient therapy place. They said they cant help me and they too had only seen 1 patient in over 15 years hop like I do to walk even with shoe inserts. Now I finally see the surgeon, not the PA for followup. The PA had xrays in their office after my 3 week followup and said 1cm plus. I am so upset. Hope i can find help. I have fallen twice..
I have my hib broken on the 10 ò June still struggle to get n operation there are no bed according to the dr i can come and get my ốp on the 17:August two months later
I had my total hip replacement last Tuesday at Cappagh hospital in Ireland was walking 4 hours after surgery. Walked the stairs 5 hours after. Discharged at 7pm same day. Thank God I'm at home off heavy meds after 5th day. The man in this video seems to be struggling. Hope he is doing fine now. Anyone getting the operation I got an Epidural I felt nothing woke up 5 mins before end of Op and heard hammering but felt nothing. Do not be at all afraid of this op it will go really well for you🤗🥰
I will be having THR within the next two months. These videos really motivate me. I am a pro-am cyclist and want to get back on the bike as soon as possible. Thanks for the content.
I just had mine done do to a birth defect on Dec 22nd. I'm into CrossFit (I won't say that again lol). I'm 45 and like you fairly young for this. I'm now 7 weeks post-op and doing thrusters, front squats etc... With permission and not going passed 90°. I cannot jump yet but I was cleared to jog last Friday, took the athletic assessment the same day (usually not given until 25 weeks) and did not pass, only due to the jumping portion of the assessment. Love seeing this post and your progression!!!!
I’m over 2 years post right hip replacement. Love my new hip. Been through six major surgeries since December 2014. One was emergency, the rest was on my back and hip. My hip surgery was far the easiest to recover from. Doesn’t even feel one bit artificial. 🥰
I am afraid when that days comes for me. I have a Hip Dysplasia, I was born like that, of the right hip. And my hip hurts a lot sometimes. I am afraid that inwill have to have one.
My recovery went basically the same. Starting to walk with crutches right away. Lots of cycling without resistance, dips and pull-ups. Just do something.
I had my left hip done 5 days ago as a total hip replacement and all was going well in a fashion until they said there is a hair line crack in my femur and I can not put any weight on my leg for 6 weeks. Now I am bed bound and the only exercise I can do is done in bed. I hope I don’t regret this in moths or years to come.
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Hi Jeremy ..hope u are doing well ..... Can u please share a video regarding your now position ....what do and don'ts we have to follow after this surgery ....all the best sir u motivated me a lot ....or can we have a talk on whatsapp if u don't mind as I m bit terrified I have to go under surgery ....if yes do pin me ....on my email id sharmamohini47@gmail.com Please sir do talk to me I m in great pain 😭😭😭😭
Why did you need thr. How bad was your hip. How bad was your pain. Were you limping. Did your leg give out on you. Was your hip pain severe. Did you need a cane. You look young for thr
Just remember, you can't run or jog anymore after thr. And it only lasts 10-15 years. My left hip has degenerated cartilage on top of femur head. My right hip is normal. It hurts everyday and sometimes gives out on me, but i take collagen, and glucosamine and turmeric and one 500mg aleve a day, and it gets me through. No one cutting on my hip yet. Hopefully the continued use of collagen and glucosamine chondroitin will heal my cartilage, God willing.
I was advised against these physical therapists right after surgery. They push you too hard. Just a money maker for a 13 week course. Unless someone had this surgery and know my pains, stay away from me.
@@superstumbo yeah I'm doing good, left side feels great, right side still feels funny when sitting down, think the nerves still healing, and they did say that the right side was the worse side as there was virtually nothing there. But I am pain free 👍 Also just watch which pain medication they give you, specially one called gabapentin, that can really eff with your head after a while. Good luck with your operation. P.S. I did have doubts and 2nd thoughts and thought wtf have I done the 1st few weeks, but that passed rather quickly ✌️
@@FarQLoL thanks for the first hand info. I am surprised gabapentin was given for such. I live in an area where many folks are on it and addicted to it.....using it as a bridge drug between their opioids to keep a 24/7 high going.....so I def will not touch that stuff. I didn't have great joints to start with as a child and the activities I chose were very taxing to the joints. Finally giving in to get them done and hopeful to get back to moving better. Check out what ed coan is doing on 2 new hips. Very glad to hear you are pain free.
@@superstumbo yeah i had perthes disease which i never recovered from, when i finally left college, the doctor said to choose a career that doesn't involve sitting or standing to long, can safely say been through a few career choices that's for sure. P.S. 2020 has been challenging, with the covid pandemic, my bilateral hip replacement, and now just a couple of days ago, a virectomy surgery for a retinal detachment in my right eye. LOL what's next?
I'm 50. Just had full right anterior approach hip replacement. 10 days out walking with no complications. Just some stiffness from incision area. Hoping to be back to normal asap. Pain has been very tolerable. Good luck to all having it done.
Just cause you have pain in your hip doesn’t mean you need a hip replacement. Be 100% sure before getting one and if you do need one try to wait as long as possible before getting one
New Home Meanly due to the advancement of technology, meaning you’ll have a better chance of receiving a better hip replacement that could potentially last longer. This is for people who’s hip pain is not extremely severe and is manageable.
just had my left hip replaced with a new method of less invasive procedure where the surgeon does not cut through the muscle protecting the joint. Instead, the muscles are clamped to the side and the hip is removed.i I was operated on a Tuesday, 4 hours later I was doing laps around the hospital with a frame all pain was gone. The next morning I showed the physio I could walk and climb stairs with crutches and was sent home less than 24 hours later. The next day I was driving my car and only had to use one crutch for about 6 or 7 days. A few pain killers and nothing else required. I did no physio classes only a few stretches at home to make the joint stronger. Anyone contemplating this procedure ask about the less invasive hip replacement and settle for nothing less!
I’m 35 and I’m scared as hell for this surgery. Monday after 1 knee , 2 hip and 2 back surgeries I’m finally going through with THR. Nothing from past surgeries seem to help at all and now after becoming a dad for the first time I’m going for it. How difficult is the recovery and have you noticed any side affects like clicking or groin pain? Extremely nervous 😬
Hai dear.. I will be in total hip replacement in few month because of steroids make me have avascular necrosis, Im 30 years old now.. I have couple of question, what makes you different from before the surgery ? What you can't do in life ? Can you still still climb the stairs ? Or can you just cut the nails on your feet ? how much time do you have for the next operation ? my doctor said if this tool has a time limit to be replaced later.. what material do you choose, metal or ceramic ? or something else maybe.. can you just share your experience please 🙏 thank you
