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Guess I can't continue to referee basketball... shame

What about water aerobics. Shit would not be so jarring

Thank you for that clear explanation.

This is the exact material my surgeon used! I had mine done two weeks ago! NYU orthopedics in Manhattan

What equipment will I need at home post my TKR ?

Do you have any actual data or is it just your opinion. Anecdotally there are many people running on hip replacements. Are there studies that show a higher rate of failure in runners?

Thank you . 😊

Thank you for the time and effort you put into this video. Excellent and very helpful!

I’m a little frightened….last week I was told I need right knee revision….my replacement knee is only 9 years old. Now I understand that a revision takes longer to rehab compared to my original replacement…. I’m a widow this time around….I’m praying for less pain & a quicker return to my normal life!! Any advice????

What about birmingham hip resurfacing? It seems to be very similar to a natural hip socket.

Wish you would show a picture of your curved outer incision

Doctor do you prefer staples or glue to close the incision? I hear using glue shows the least once healed.

Is it OK to kneel if you use a knee pad?

I'm one year but I don't run

By after you mean right after the surgery or forever?

What about a 2 mi run

What about Euflexxa?

Can you please give examples of the glucosamine, turmeric liquid supplements

If you're active, look into hip resurfacing as an option to full replacement. You CAN go back to high impact activity after resurfacing. The name resurfacing isn't a good name, it's similar to a full replacement but they put a new ball on your existing femur instead of putting a metal rod down the center of your femur. Too much to put here, just start researching the difference, if you're active.

38 here in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 and just been diagnosed with hip OA. These videos are very informative - thank you! Any advice on the potential of having to get a THR redone later in life if I get this done now/at a younger age?

I need you infomation please

Dear Dr. Thank you very much for your explanation. As a hemophilia person, I am looking forward to your kind advice for my hip replacement surgery.

Thank you. I had this surgery done a little over a year ago. Nice to be free of pain!

Surgeons here practically roll you off the table into a wheelchair to bring you to the car waiting to take you away. Pretty much go forth and heal thyself.

I had two hips replaced one in 2023 the second in 2024 in both cases I was in the Hospital for two nights.

Told me a lot more than my surgeon did. Thanks so much.😀

What about acetublum fracture surgery

I believe he is referring to Dr. Richard Berger that created the protocol to teach yourself to kneel.

What about moderate distance cycling (e.g. 25 miles/day). I imagine that since it is not a jarring impact that is good, but you still have 1hr plus/day repetitive motion. Does that wear out the hip replacement faster?

Where are you located?

No you cant

I need a doctor like the one in this video . He's straight forward and explains everything in detail . He deserves 500Million Subs and 500 Million Viewers !!!!

I broke my hip had new one 18 months ago gone wrong constant pain in my groin and cant walk far im 66

this came timely - my bilateral hip surgery is in 2 days. I didn't have to do a urine test - is that normal?

Hi Dr Liew, I had total hip replacement in both hips about a year ago, done three months apart. I had the titanium rod for the femur and porcelain ball. I had a successful recovery and am very pleased with the results. Thanks for this video.

I think I would be willing to fly to Australia to have you perform the hip replacement.

Which implant would you recommend for an active person who hikes and lifts weights?

Excellent! Thank you, doctor

Why can i bend my leg fully when im walking? If i try to run on th grass, my legs just straight, i can omly move it in the pool, and that's not much either

I got a new hip 5 years ago. I'm a martial artist and a runner. When I run, I strike mid-foot. That being said, my surgeon told me to run no more than 6 miles at a time. And I have held to that.

My right knee is bone on bone, huge bone spurs (largest the ortho said he’s ever seen), the meniscus are both torn, ragged or missing, my knee cap isn’t tracking, I have edema of the top of the tibia and bottom of femur, inflamed tendons, 4 ossified floaters, and I’m in misery. I’m 53. Said I haven’t tried enough yet to get a TKR. I got a cortisone shot. Exactly how is that going to do anything but a temporary hold on the inevitable. I’ve fallen twice today because my knee locks. I got the cortisone yesterday morning. I’m so frustrated. I can’t do fun stuff with my three children; my eldest is 13. I am not their fun mom anymore. I don’t limp, I don’t complain because I am tough and I think that’s used against me. I want to limp but for my children I don’t want to appear old. I’m feeling really down.

I tried to get my surgeon to do the side incisions, but he would not. I can kneel as long as there is some kind of padding between my knee and the hard surface.

One thing not discussed specifically is if a runner prior to surgery can continue to run for training and health. Say 2-3 miles a day, several days a week, at a moderate pace. It makes sense that if you were not a runner, this is not a good idea to run a marathon. But what if you are a runner, and you want to continue to train at a moderate level. New studies are showing how exercise helps the body in ways we didn't understand before. So I am wondering if running in a prudent style would actually help prolong the hip longevity because of the strength and cardio building aspects of the training. Thank you for this video, it is a brilliant explanation.

Cool. Very informative. I had not thought to ask, but this is something I would have thought to ask at some point.

It will soon be OK though--there is a better prosthetic in the design stage.

I am a candidate for tkr here in Sacramento, CA. I've just started researching the kinematic approach. My dr. wants to do robotic and when I asked him what the differences were he said this: Please comment: "Kinematic knee alignment is a controversial technique done by a minority of surgeons designed to change the bone cuts to optimize soft tissue balancing. Mako assisted knee replacement accomplishes this same end with more precision by using computer software to make adjustments to bone cuts in real time and optimize implant sizing, positioning and soft tissue balancing. Whatever potential benefit that is offered by kinematic surgery is accomplished with Mako assisted surgery with further benefits not achieved with kinematic alignment alone." He doesn't say how Mako provides further benefits not achieved with kinematic. I read on your website that most people spend 3 to 4 nights in the hospital. Here they get you out in one day or one overnight stay. How long does the surgery take with kinematic? THANK YOU!

Ah, 'run' as in as a hobby or sport. So it's OK to run across the road, at least!

How about 7 -100 yard runs on grass?

Can we do advanced surfing after a THR? Because a lot of it, especially going backhand, is in your hips. We surmise the surfer (good surfers that is) is heavily curtailed? And you need to tell us which approach you specialise in too.

Sweetheart I'm having Hip replaced . 2nd hip !! I heal quickly. Running long distances SMH ❤😘