I had a total hip replacement on my left hip done at HSS on June 26th. Tomorrow is 11 weeks. All I have is the slightest dull pain when I start walk. I go to the gym most mornings, PT twice a weak, cutting back to once. I also try to walk 3-5 miles a day and I’ve been riding my bike up to 30 miles. I am blessed so far because I know my situation can get worse at any time
Hello! I am happy to hear from you on THR concerning pain after some months. Mine THR is seven months now, but still in pain. I don't have normal walking right now, but the surgeon said my implants are intact and okay as of Tuesday, 17 January 2023. I have pain in my hip, knee, and lower backbone. My PCP wants me to have therapy and pain management, but the surgeon said no.
@@ajaymane482 after I had my total hip replacement surgery I came across a video that said when people have t h r sometimes it's just a 50-50 guess that you will or will not have pain after the surgery. Before I saw that video people were telling me oh go have the surgery you'll be so grateful and so thankful that you're going to be so happy. Well it's taking me over 6 months and less painful and to be able to lay on that side, but it is getting better. Not everybody gets 100% pain after THR. Like I said it's kind of hit and miss. Some people are lucky and have no pain after their surgery and can go back to normal activity and then there's other people like me and others where it took longer and then there's some I heard that they never get free of pain 100%. It's very individual.
Thankyou so much for sharing. Will email you after my vacation. Have had both hips replaced. 2012 and 2015. Spent 11 hrs traveling on Sunday. I have struggled with my thighs throbbing terribly and glutes are on fire. The pain has been nonstop. I did get pain meds with muscle relaxers but that's not fixing the problem. It's kinda tolerable but constant. I'm worried about this.
I had total replacement in 2017. I'm in excruciating pain and the doctors will not give me anything but Tylenol. It has only gotten worse as time goes on. Physical therapy is a joke. Every movement makes it hurt. Keep moving it, I'm told. Well, I do and I spend the next 2 days barely able to move. I fear I am headed to using a wheelchair. I am worse off, tremendously, than I was before surgery. Worse mistake I've ever made. The surgeon broke one of the only two screws he put the cup in with but insisted that my surgery was 'perfect'. Finally my primary care dr looked at the x-rays and she is the one that discovered the broken screw with left the cup rattling around in my pelvis. I cried because one, I now had physical evidence that I really was in pain and two, I knew I'd have to have another surgery. Almost 5 years later and I am still having procedures to remove the tremendous amount of scar tissue the quack surgeon left in my hip.
How r u now? I’m worried do much My husband’s in excruciating pain after surgery on Friday 8/27/21 They only give him Tylenol and he wants to die 😭 Every movement causes more pain and it’s not getting better Though second day was tiny bit better but after he started getting up and going to the bathroom, he stopped drinking water and eating bc he’s scared he needs to go
@@singinprofessor5260 That's horrible!! He should have been given Dilaudid or something like that for at least 5 days!! They cut bone off, for crying out loud!! No doctor should allow their patient to be in any pain. Please call the surgeon now and tell them what you just wrote. Being in that much pain when they can give him something to ease it is unethical!!
@@KimberlyLetsGo Aw, your story is heartbreaking. I don’t mean that in a patronizing way. I feel ya! I’m three weeks post op THR. I’m still experiencing intense pain. I’m currently still taking narcotics. Oxycodone. This is my third refill. I thought that they’d cut me off after two weeks. But, the pain hasn’t subsided enough to use celebrex solely. I thought that it couldn’t hurt to call and ask. You’re right about it being a brutal surgery. Their main surgical tools are a hammer and saws, so, yeah, hurts like F! And, this is a forever surgical procedure. Cannot put your original parts back in. Truly horrifying that a procedure designed to make life/mobility better has made it worse. Seems like your only recourse is for a qualified orthopedic surgeon to redo it. Get legal advice too. They botched it badly. I cannot even consider reopening my incision for a revision. Aaah! Sending 🙏❤
I'm 4 months post surgery for a hip replacement following a bike accident. I'm still getting extreme pain in my hip flexors and lateral bursa, but an ultrasound scan picked nothing up. Complete rest of the joint for the last two weeks has seen no improvement. My consultant won't recommend an MRI for another 3 months, it's so frustrating, as I know another 3 months of soft tissue work is very unlikely to help (four months of it so far has not touched it).
I had hip replacement 3 weeks ago, and i see no progress in healing except the constant pain while I walk with crutches, and I dont know the cause of pain, It is so frustraiting.
Add total hip replacement 4 weeks ago. I'm in so much pain the pain goes in my hip all the way down my leg and my groin. And I can't feel the top of my leg at all. I also had two back surgeries the last one was the Fusion and my lower back. Since back surgery I can't walk alone need Walker now with my hip replacement I really can't walk. Wish I didn't do all these surgeries on the more pain now than I was. Don't understand
Another possible source of pain is loosening of the implant. I had a THR 2 1/2 years ago, and ended up having as much or more pain than before the surgery. I went to another surgeon who specializes in revisions. He did a radioactive dye test and showed me that the original implant was too small, and it had loosened over 2 years. So....now I'm currently recovering from the revision surgery. The fun part is, my other hip needs to be replaced in December! Pretty great....Two hips - three hip replacements....😬
@@richardbarton7 No, don't lose hope. I think almost all THR's result in improved conditions, with the pain being removed or at least better than prior to surgery. If you are still hurting, maybe get a second opinion from another orthopedic surgeon who specializes in revisions. They can do X-rays and radioactive scans to determine what the problem is. Keep moving....Good luck!
Two Metal Hips - Date of Right hip surgery 26/02/2019 and Left hip surgery 18/06/2021- Left hip 1° Complex THR & my Right hip-Total Hip Replacement..I do find it hard getting in and out of the car.
I have that after my replacement. Got to stretch that Soas ligament, it's probably super tight from years on avoiding that side. Also it can get caught on the replacement when super tight.
I thought it might possibly be Iliopsoas impingement... I know my muscle form is good, but it makes sense with the arthritis I’ve had for years altering mine posture.
My surgeon washed his hands of me. I saw what you put down so I mentioned it to my gp she is looking into it. The most said word out of my mouth is not what you say to your mom. How do or did they treat it?
I had THip R May 27th, 2022.I am approaching 100 days now, and disappointed that I must still use a walking stick. I had not needed it 2 weeks ago, but I seem to have more pain and difficulty with walking, for the past week. I know it's a very successful procedure, but I am anxious there is no infection present. I had a follow up appointment with the surgeon August 18th, he looked at me and said 'you are fine'. Didn't do an X-ray, didn't suggest that I would walk a few steps in order to estimate gait, posture, strength, limping etc. The follow up appointment lasted 7 minutes. Am concerned.
Find another doctor, immediately! It’s a procedure that should have improvements in pain in regular intervals. It most definitely should NOT be getting worse. I know the type of doctors you’re talking about. Seems as though patient care has become ‘Patient non care’ in the medical field. They’ve lost their patience with patients. Dunno if it’s covid burnout for them or what. I myself have had two surgeries this year alone. Both were made worse by the medical personnel. Not the procedure itself. My THR was done on August 17th of this year. The hospital gave me a nasty case of phlebitis. Superficial vein clots and swelling due to poor IV placement. It’s just now resolving itself. Hope that you find someone that can help you. Sending 🙏❤
Sadly I've wished the same 😢 I have chronic IT band syndrome, 22 years now 😮 And Yes it has caused much left hip pain over time from compensating. I'm horrified to think about any more surgery. I've been using a cane all these years! I'm TIRED 😫 I feel deeply for ALL of you and your comments. God bless us all.
Shirley here, I had hip replacement 4 weeks. I first visit they took xray Dr showed me the new ball and socket. When I walk with walker and put presser on it still hurts. Not like it did but when will that get better? I have no pain sitting or aching.
After lumbar fusion surgery a nurse jammed my leg into my pelvis so hard that she actually broke my hip. But everyone just assumed this "new" pain had something to do with the back surgery. I was in severe pain for a year and getting no help from MDs (other than pain meds) so I finally went to see my chiro. He discovered my pelvis was twisted and stuck (that's how hard she jammed my leg!). He adjusted my pelvis and the pain dropped from a 10 to a 5 instantly. Then I went out of town to see a different MD and finally got xrays and an MRI to discover the rest of the damage. I'm getting a total hip replacement in January.
@@Bandaid17 I did eventually get a hip replacement, but I am still doing physical therapy trying to regain strength in my back and leg because it was 18 months before they agreed to do the hip replacement. I lost a lot of strength and muscles became uneven, etc...in the interim, plus my knee was damaged at the same time as my hip and seems to be getting worse instead of better. I'm probably stuck with using a cane for the rest of my life.
Yes, surgeons are godlike beings, above criticism of their tiny little field of view when it comes to active, caring, holistic outcomes. All too easy within the indoctrinated medical field to step apart from discovering solutions, referring patients to pain management groups. We patients are our very best advocates....perhaps a decade of going back to school may result in finding a cure for our issues?
I am still having pain in my side scar. Also the leg is wear when I try to Stan don that leg. it gives me a staring pain when I try to stand on it by itself. Why? after 6 mos. it is still so painful ? I lip & still get swelling in the leg. I got an ultra sound of the leg & NO blood clot. So what can B the problem?? Can anyone help me with this? Can it B fixed??
Is it just me but I had my left hip replaced but I have so much pain on my right thigh is that normal I have no feeling on it and no matter how I try to lay down and sleep the pain on my right side is so bad
I am 2 months post op Anterior hip replacement and have pain right in the joint during my walking motion as I swing my right leg forward. On a 10 scale I'd say its about a 6. Aggravating but not debilitating. This is without any pain or inflammatory meds. When I do take Alieve and Naproxen it reduces my pain to about a 2. Just wondering if the pain will subside without meds in the future. The pain meds increase my blood pressure by 20 points... not good.
James Campbell If it was mine I would not have the hip replacement I would go on a juicing diet 60 days and see what happens I am not a doctor but listen what he saying the pain after hip replacement , just think about it Have a blessed day
I'm 29 years old and my right hip was replaced 6 months ago. I've been doing physical therapy for 6months already and yet I still suffering from pain on the side of my thigh, groin and back of my right buttock. I have taken some pain relievers for months and nothing's happen. I'm also complaining for leg and knee pain which might be a bursitis according to my therapist. I do know what to do. Will there be any hope for this pain?..
@@johncrossmosesmadu1729 you can check in on me. I had my THR on august 17th of this year. It’s still painful af tbh. I’m still taking narcotics. I trained for this procedure as if getting ready for a biathlon. Lotsa biking and swimming. But there’s no preparing for pain of this magnitude, mentally or physically. Once I’m cleared to exercise again, it’s back to those non weight bearing regimes. Ice helps tremendously. But it’s a pain in the arse. Adhere to your physio appointments and exercises. Augment narcotic meds with anti inflammatories. And let time do its thing…..✌
Same here . Had my procedure a year ago but still in lots of pain in the growing area , thigh, hip and knee . My surgeon keep sending me to do physical therapy . Don’t know what to do next. The pain only seems to get worse . Can’t lift my leg up , hurts with range of motion . It’s so frustrating and I am only 28
@@chasseuclarisse9815I fractured the ball at the end of my femur so I had a partial hip replacement three months ago. I was in a physical therapy hospital for 12 days and had at-home P.T. for 2 1/2 months which just ended (Medicare won’t cover anymore). I was in the best physical shape, no arthritis, no smoking or drinking, not overweight and very active. Three months after surgery I’m still limping and I can barely walk up stairs. Tonight I actually had to use a cane which I haven’t done for weeks. I certainly hope this isn’t my permanent situation because it is depressing. I don’t take anything for pain because when I am sitting or in bed I do not have pain. Walking is my problem. You are too young to live a life like this so I hope someone helps you find a cure for whatever is wrong.
Exactly what is going on with me . I have had two back surgeries within 2 years when was the fusion now I have a hip replacement my pain is so much worse I can't even walk unless I use a walker. I can't go shopping, can't stand and with everything else. Before surgeries I had a good life. Working Independence , bringing my dog to Parks. My life is gone😢
Had fractured head of femur 7 yrs ago . I have had at least 7 times, like now where I just can’t weight bear, surgeon has xrayed hip NAD . Why can’t I walk ??? It goes over a week ??
Sir I had my hip replacement..I'm 25years sir..after the hip replacement 5th day my Coccyx pain had started horribly sir..I'm unable to bear is it normal or do it had any complications with it..plz do reply sir
I had both hips replaced everything went well I went back to work working at half of my normal speed being careful. Still I had some close calls with hurting it . Well 4 years in I hurt it again running from bees so I go I. For a new hip again and black stuff comes out of my leg as the nurse pulls needle out of my leg wtf
I would look into Metalosis (metal poisoning), maybe cobalt poisoning. I am looking into it as well. 7 years of pain and Dr.s will not go any further than an x-ray which shows everything is good. I don't know if this link will be removed, I sincerely hope not... I am not saying to sue anyone at this point but, listening to this might help you get in the right direction. ruclips.net/video/tL4rNv7Np50/видео.html
@@lumpylady1A The state I live in has it so wrapped up that in order for me to do a malpractice suit I would either have had to have the wrong limb amputated or have died. Anything else isn't applicable. How's that for having a Congressperson in your back pocket?
Why would somebody's still be having pain on weight bearing three months after hip replacement in their lower back buttock hip groin thigh it's quite intense I'm looking for a place to start he has discharged me he won't do an MRI my concern is I have a stress fracture or a torn tendon
@@julianolucca4202 I'm doing much better, it has been roughly 6 months now. I still have some pain in the replaced side and some pain in my hip that has not been replaced. Prior to my surgery my left hip never bothered me. I also have some back pain but I think that's another problem. Hang in there it takes time. I have been back to working a physical job and I now am glad I had the surgery. Best of luck to you.
I had a total hip replacement on my left hip done at HSS on June 26th. Tomorrow is 11 weeks. All I have is the slightest dull pain when I start walk. I go to the gym most mornings, PT twice a weak, cutting back to once. I also try to walk 3-5 miles a day and I’ve been riding my bike up to 30 miles. I am blessed so far because I know my situation can get worse at any time
I'm at 3 months PO and still experiencing a lot of pain. I have decided to look into acupuncture of the hip muscles. Praying this will help.🙏
So has acupuncture helped???
did acupuncture help? i'm 6 weeks post op and still need aids to walk , lots of swelling in quad area
I’m sorry for your predicament. Hope you regain your strength. I know it takes so long and it gets discouraging.
Had a total hip replacement done in Fargo n.d. and PRaise God again and again for this great modern day miracle 🎉
Hello!
I am happy to hear from you on THR concerning pain after some months. Mine THR is seven months now, but still in pain. I don't have normal walking right now, but the surgeon said my implants are intact and okay as of Tuesday, 17 January 2023. I have pain in my hip, knee, and lower backbone. My PCP wants me to have therapy and pain management, but the surgeon said no.
Same issue with my friend post operation after 5 months still limping and with pain all the time
@@ajaymane482 after I had my total hip replacement surgery I came across a video that said when people have t h r sometimes it's just a 50-50 guess that you will or will not have pain after the surgery.
Before I saw that video people were telling me oh go have the surgery you'll be so grateful and so thankful that you're going to be so happy.
Well it's taking me over 6 months and less painful and to be able to lay on that side, but it is getting better.
Not everybody gets 100% pain after THR.
Like I said it's kind of hit and miss.
Some people are lucky and have no pain after their surgery and can go back to normal activity and then there's other people like me and others where it took longer and then there's some I heard that they never get free of pain 100%.
It's very individual.
Thankyou so much for sharing. Will email you after my vacation. Have had both hips replaced. 2012 and 2015. Spent 11 hrs traveling on Sunday. I have struggled with my thighs throbbing terribly and glutes are on fire. The pain has been nonstop. I did get pain meds with muscle relaxers but that's not fixing the problem. It's kinda tolerable but constant. I'm worried about this.
I had total replacement in 2017. I'm in excruciating pain and the doctors will not give me anything but Tylenol. It has only gotten worse as time goes on. Physical therapy is a joke. Every movement makes it hurt. Keep moving it, I'm told. Well, I do and I spend the next 2 days barely able to move. I fear I am headed to using a wheelchair. I am worse off, tremendously, than I was before surgery. Worse mistake I've ever made. The surgeon broke one of the only two screws he put the cup in with but insisted that my surgery was 'perfect'. Finally my primary care dr looked at the x-rays and she is the one that discovered the broken screw with left the cup rattling around in my pelvis. I cried because one, I now had physical evidence that I really was in pain and two, I knew I'd have to have another surgery. Almost 5 years later and I am still having procedures to remove the tremendous amount of scar tissue the quack surgeon left in my hip.
How r u now?
I’m worried do much
My husband’s in excruciating pain after surgery on Friday 8/27/21
They only give him Tylenol and he wants to die 😭
Every movement causes more pain and it’s not getting better
Though second day was tiny bit better but after he started getting up and going to the bathroom, he stopped drinking water and eating bc he’s scared he needs to go
@@singinprofessor5260 That's horrible!! He should have been given Dilaudid or something like that for at least 5 days!! They cut bone off, for crying out loud!! No doctor should allow their patient to be in any pain. Please call the surgeon now and tell them what you just wrote. Being in that much pain when they can give him something to ease it is unethical!!
I feel the same I'm done with trying at this point I wish I didn't have the surgery it's been nothing but trouble ever since
Get a lawyer
@@KimberlyLetsGo Aw, your story is heartbreaking. I don’t mean that in a patronizing way. I feel ya! I’m three weeks post op THR. I’m still experiencing intense pain. I’m currently still taking narcotics. Oxycodone. This is my third refill. I thought that they’d cut me off after two weeks. But, the pain hasn’t subsided enough to use celebrex solely. I thought that it couldn’t hurt to call and ask. You’re right about it being a brutal surgery. Their main surgical tools are a hammer and saws, so, yeah, hurts like F! And, this is a forever surgical procedure. Cannot put your original parts back in. Truly horrifying that a procedure designed to make life/mobility better has made it worse. Seems like your only recourse is for a qualified orthopedic surgeon to redo it. Get legal advice too. They botched it badly. I cannot even consider reopening my incision for a revision. Aaah! Sending 🙏❤
I'm 4 months post surgery for a hip replacement following a bike accident. I'm still getting extreme pain in my hip flexors and lateral bursa, but an ultrasound scan picked nothing up. Complete rest of the joint for the last two weeks has seen no improvement. My consultant won't recommend an MRI for another 3 months, it's so frustrating, as I know another 3 months of soft tissue work is very unlikely to help (four months of it so far has not touched it).
I had hip replacement 3 weeks ago, and i see no progress in healing except the constant pain while I walk with crutches, and I dont know the cause of pain, It is so frustraiting.
thr 9 mos ago groin pain and any exercise causes more pain other than not as bad as before surgery but still praying.
Im 1 year post op and Im experiencing sharp pain
Add total hip replacement 4 weeks ago. I'm in so much pain the pain goes in my hip all the way down my leg and my groin. And I can't feel the top of my leg at all. I also had two back surgeries the last one was the Fusion and my lower back. Since back surgery I can't walk alone need Walker now with my hip replacement I really can't walk. Wish I didn't do all these surgeries on the more pain now than I was. Don't understand
Another possible source of pain is loosening of the implant. I had a THR 2 1/2 years ago, and ended up having as much or more pain than before the surgery. I went to another surgeon who specializes in revisions. He did a radioactive dye test and showed me that the original implant was too small, and it had loosened over 2 years. So....now I'm currently recovering from the revision surgery. The fun part is, my other hip needs to be replaced in December! Pretty great....Two hips - three hip replacements....😬
thanks for telling your story , your attitude reminds me not to loose hope, 2 yrs after trh I am in pain but guess they can always chop it off !
@@richardbarton7 No, don't lose hope. I think almost all THR's result in improved conditions, with the pain being removed or at least better than prior to surgery. If you are still hurting, maybe get a second opinion from another orthopedic surgeon who specializes in revisions. They can do X-rays and radioactive scans to determine what the problem is. Keep moving....Good luck!
One reason u didn't mention, wrong placement or oversized cup implant which causes psaos impingement which will require more surgery. 😢
Two Metal Hips - Date of Right hip surgery 26/02/2019 and Left hip surgery 18/06/2021- Left hip 1° Complex THR & my Right hip-Total Hip Replacement..I do find it hard getting in and out of the car.
Illiopsoas pain. Practically scream when getting into car etc.
That's rough.
I have that after my replacement. Got to stretch that Soas ligament, it's probably super tight from years on avoiding that side. Also it can get caught on the replacement when super tight.
I'm 2 years out after 3 replacements on right side...still in pain the same way you are with psoas muscle. It's rough! All the best to you
I thought it might possibly be Iliopsoas impingement... I know my muscle form is good, but it makes sense with the arthritis I’ve had for years altering mine posture.
My surgeon washed his hands of me. I saw what you put down so I mentioned it to my gp she is looking into it. The most said word out of my mouth is not what you say to your mom. How do or did they treat it?
I had THip R May 27th, 2022.I am approaching 100 days now, and disappointed that I must still use a walking stick. I had not needed it 2 weeks ago, but I seem to have more pain and difficulty with walking, for the past week. I know it's a very successful procedure, but I am anxious there is no infection present. I had a follow up appointment with the surgeon August 18th, he looked at me and said 'you are fine'. Didn't do an X-ray, didn't suggest that I would walk a few steps in order to estimate gait, posture, strength, limping etc. The follow up appointment lasted 7 minutes. Am concerned.
Find another doctor, immediately! It’s a procedure that should have improvements in pain in regular intervals. It most definitely should NOT be getting worse. I know the type of doctors you’re talking about. Seems as though patient care has become ‘Patient non care’ in the medical field. They’ve lost their patience with patients. Dunno if it’s covid burnout for them or what. I myself have had two surgeries this year alone. Both were made worse by the medical personnel. Not the procedure itself. My THR was done on August 17th of this year. The hospital gave me a nasty case of phlebitis. Superficial vein clots and swelling due to poor IV placement. It’s just now resolving itself. Hope that you find someone that can help you. Sending 🙏❤
I had my hip replacement May 9, 2022. I still have pain and am walking with cane. Very dissatisfied
Sadly I've wished the same 😢 I have chronic IT band syndrome, 22 years now 😮 And Yes it has caused much left hip pain over time from compensating. I'm horrified to think about any more surgery. I've been using a cane all these years! I'm TIRED 😫 I feel deeply for ALL of you and your comments. God bless us all.
Shirley here, I had hip replacement 4 weeks. I first visit they took xray Dr showed me the new ball and socket. When I walk with walker and put presser on it still hurts. Not like it did but when will that get better? I have no pain sitting or aching.
Had total hip replaced six months ago.if I look to the right while driving I get a jag in left hip that surgery was done
After lumbar fusion surgery a nurse jammed my leg into my pelvis so hard that she actually broke my hip. But everyone just assumed this "new" pain had something to do with the back surgery. I was in severe pain for a year and getting no help from MDs (other than pain meds) so I finally went to see my chiro. He discovered my pelvis was twisted and stuck (that's how hard she jammed my leg!). He adjusted my pelvis and the pain dropped from a 10 to a 5 instantly. Then I went out of town to see a different MD and finally got xrays and an MRI to discover the rest of the damage. I'm getting a total hip replacement in January.
oh my gosh.. terrible situation. hope you feel better these days.
@@starbright1256 thanks! And, I do. Still have pain, but nowhere near as intense and crippling...as long as I don't over exert myself.
@@randomspiritHow are you today? All the best…
I don’t understand. If your hip was broken did you get it fixed? I feel like I’m missing something in the story. I hope you are getting better though.
@@Bandaid17 I did eventually get a hip replacement, but I am still doing physical therapy trying to regain strength in my back and leg because it was 18 months before they agreed to do the hip replacement. I lost a lot of strength and muscles became uneven, etc...in the interim, plus my knee was damaged at the same time as my hip and seems to be getting worse instead of better. I'm probably stuck with using a cane for the rest of my life.
Yes, surgeons are godlike beings, above criticism of their tiny little field of view when it comes to active, caring, holistic outcomes. All too easy within the indoctrinated medical field to step apart from discovering solutions, referring patients to pain management groups. We patients are our very best advocates....perhaps a decade of going back to school may result in finding a cure for our issues?
I am still having pain in my side scar. Also the leg is wear when I try to Stan don that leg. it gives me a staring pain when I try to stand on it by itself.
Why? after 6 mos. it is still so painful
? I lip & still get swelling in the leg. I got an ultra sound of the leg & NO blood clot.
So what can B the problem??
Can anyone help me with this? Can it B fixed??
Is it just me but I had my left hip replaced but I have so much pain on my right thigh is that normal I have no feeling on it and no matter how I try to lay down and sleep the pain on my right side is so bad
I am 2 months post op Anterior hip replacement and have pain right in the joint during my walking motion as I swing my right leg forward. On a 10 scale I'd say its about a 6. Aggravating but not debilitating. This is without any pain or inflammatory meds. When I do take Alieve and Naproxen it reduces my pain to about a 2. Just wondering if the pain will subside without meds in the future. The pain meds increase my blood pressure by 20 points... not good.
James Campbell If it was mine I would not have the hip replacement
I would go on a juicing diet 60 days and see what happens
I am not a doctor but listen what he saying the pain after hip replacement , just think about it
Have a blessed day
@@meradu2 as someone who tried everything pre surgery there is a point of no return. Juicing will not being your joint back to health
@@meradu2 juicing will not repair dead bone or repair worn bone
I'm 29 years old and my right hip was replaced 6 months ago. I've been doing physical therapy for 6months already and yet I still suffering from pain on the side of my thigh, groin and back of my right buttock. I have taken some pain relievers for months and nothing's happen. I'm also complaining for leg and knee pain which might be a bursitis according to my therapist. I do know what to do. Will there be any hope for this pain?..
Hi,
Sorry about your pain. I had a hip replacement three weeks ago. I would like to check in with you to know how the pain is now, if you don’t mind.
@@johncrossmosesmadu1729 you can check in on me. I had my THR on august 17th of this year. It’s still painful af tbh. I’m still taking narcotics. I trained for this procedure as if getting ready for a biathlon. Lotsa biking and swimming. But there’s no preparing for pain of this magnitude, mentally or physically. Once I’m cleared to exercise again, it’s back to those non weight bearing regimes. Ice helps tremendously. But it’s a pain in the arse. Adhere to your physio appointments and exercises. Augment narcotic meds with anti inflammatories. And let time do its thing…..✌
How are you today? All the best.
Same here . Had my procedure a year ago but still in lots of pain in the growing area , thigh, hip and knee . My surgeon keep sending me to do physical therapy . Don’t know what to do next. The pain only seems to get worse . Can’t lift my leg up , hurts with range of motion . It’s so frustrating and I am only 28
@@chasseuclarisse9815I fractured the ball at the end of my femur so I had a partial hip replacement three months ago. I was in a physical therapy hospital for 12 days and had at-home P.T. for 2 1/2 months which just ended (Medicare won’t cover anymore). I was in the best physical shape, no arthritis, no smoking or drinking, not overweight and very active. Three months after surgery I’m still limping and I can barely walk up stairs. Tonight I actually had to use a cane which I haven’t done for weeks. I certainly hope this isn’t my permanent situation because it is depressing. I don’t take anything for pain because when I am sitting or in bed I do not have pain. Walking is my problem. You are too young to live a life like this so I hope someone helps you find a cure for whatever is wrong.
Pain after the may be an infection in hip or allergy to nickel, titanium metals. Get tested asap blood work including Melisa.
How to know we get infection
Im experiencing sciatica pain i my buttocks 😭
I'm 54 and just the Surgery 6 days ago.I think I made a mistake doing it? Should have just left it alone. PERIOD 😔
9 weeks after right hip replacement, groin pain and numbness on right side of leg. Yes more pain now than before surgery.
Exactly what is going on with me . I have had two back surgeries within 2 years when was the fusion now I have a hip replacement my pain is so much worse I can't even walk unless I use a walker. I can't go shopping, can't stand and with everything else. Before surgeries I had a good life. Working Independence , bringing my dog to Parks. My life is gone😢
I'm now 10 weeks after hip replacement and for the last 3 weeks, I have mild pain in my groin, Not happy Jane!
i'm 6 weeks post hip replacement and still cannot walk without walker or 2 canes. :(
Poleni those in pain .l had bilateral hr I'm okey but it reduced my speed while walking .
So what exercise can I do after seven months of hip replacement in the front of my thigh is still killing me
Had fractured head of femur 7 yrs ago . I have had at least 7 times, like now where I just can’t weight bear, surgeon has xrayed hip NAD . Why can’t I walk ??? It goes over a week ??
Did you have medical clinic in Atlanta, Ga
Sir I had my hip replacement..I'm 25years sir..after the hip replacement 5th day my Coccyx pain had started horribly sir..I'm unable to bear is it normal or do it had any complications with it..plz do reply sir
Sir my husband had hip replacement operation 7 Weeks back but still pain was not reduce and not able to stand and sit my I know the why it happened
🟥 10 months. Still pain
Making us watch video and not giving ppl any advise ,just so they call ..getting ppl to spend more money 😢
He forgotten to mention, infection !!! Which is a big issue !
Nope. If you have infection in the bone it will be easily diagnosed and require additional surgeries!
Can you get a shot in the knee that I had surgery on
13 years agoI have not been without pain.
The Dr want admitt anything is wrong with it
I had both hips replaced everything went well I went back to work working at half of my normal speed being careful. Still I had some close calls with hurting it . Well 4 years in I hurt it again running from bees so I go I. For a new hip again and black stuff comes out of my leg as the nurse pulls needle out of my leg wtf
I would look into Metalosis (metal poisoning), maybe cobalt poisoning. I am looking into it as well. 7 years of pain and Dr.s will not go any further than an x-ray which shows everything is good. I don't know if this link will be removed, I sincerely hope not... I am not saying to sue anyone at this point but, listening to this might help you get in the right direction. ruclips.net/video/tL4rNv7Np50/видео.html
@@lumpylady1A The state I live in has it so wrapped up that in order for me to do a malpractice suit I would either have had to have the wrong limb amputated or have died. Anything else isn't applicable. How's that for having a Congressperson in your back pocket?
@@myozbubble :(
Did you have a metal head put it? Sometime the metal shaving come off with friction causing that. It's bad. Ceramic is the best option these days.
@@TheDJIVB Thanks for that info! It is def worth looking into for ppl such as myself that is still in pain almost 9 yrs later.
Hip replacement 2018 I had a fall 5/22/23 its Burning & Hurting Pelvis please help me it's can't be touched ohhh it's feel like hot flaming on stove
Why would somebody's still be having pain on weight bearing three months after hip replacement in their lower back buttock hip groin thigh it's quite intense I'm looking for a place to start he has discharged me he won't do an MRI my concern is I have a stress fracture or a torn tendon
I'm three months out and have similar pain, did you get any answers?
@@guitarzan2626 Hi I'm experiencing lower back pain 9 weeks post hip replacement. How are you doing now?
How are you feeling now? I am 9 weeks post op with lower back pain.
@@julianolucca4202 I'm doing much better, it has been roughly 6 months now. I still have some pain in the replaced side and some pain in my hip that has not been replaced. Prior to my surgery my left hip never bothered me. I also have some back pain but I think that's another problem. Hang in there it takes time. I have been back to working a physical job and I now am glad I had the surgery. Best of luck to you.
Thank you for your reply and thoughts.
i am at 3 years at least and it is way worse than before surgery. doctor has no answers .
Me too!
Dude….. why no solution??? To your Vid?? Poor form brother…. 👎
Had a thr 2yrs ago/no difference still cant walk/wished they'd cut my leg off.the 24/7 pain is unbelievable. Docs run for cover.arses.T800Aust