Good article here @@steverogers1074: buff.ly/37B4Tcj => 'Hip replacement is occasionally performed in patients in their teens and early twenties' ..but, just because it is possible, does not mean it is a good idea. Take care
@@nuit2373 Remember it's the bearing or moving parts that make the biggest difference- metal, plastic or ceramic. Titanium, Cobalt Chromium or Stainless Steel for the body of the implant doesn't make a difference.
I have no idea why I had so much trouble with my hip replacements. I has both hips replaced in 2017. I was 64 yrs old. My right hip dislocated twice in one week 17 months after replacement. Which required a revision. Then my left hip dislocated twice a year later and required a revision. So in four years. I had four hip surgeries. I hope these revisions work. I have ceremic heads. With the revisions the cups put in were larger with the liner having a larger lip which holds the head more. I did loose some mobility. I do excercise. Yet I still feel the replacements slipping at times. Which scares me. I have to be very careful doing any movement that requires squating. I am of normal body weight. I am not considered not over weight at all.
@@sartainja How very kind of you. Thank you for your good wishes. I am okay now. Considering the situation. One thing I will say is that having to have revisions so soon after both my hips were replaced. Has certainly compromised my range of motion. More so than with the first hip replacements. I had so much more range of motion with the first replacements. Now? Sometimes I get down about not being able to do what needs doing. Because I am not able to bend at the waist to do things that are near the floor. Like dusting the bottom of furniture or cleaning baseboards. And OTHER stuff! I use one of those garden seats? The kind that people who work in their garden and they sit. Well. That is WAY to low for me to risk sitting on. I turn it upside down where the legs of the thing is facing up. Then I kneel on the cushion and use the legs as "push up" bars. Not sure if I am explaining it so that you can understand. But ya know!!!! Remember when we were kids and " old people" LOL!! Told us to take care of our teeth because dentures were NEVER as good as your natural. Ummmm. They were chewing right!! Without dentures many foods would have been able to be eaten PERIOD! So they were chewing!! LOL!!! Well. Yeah these hips are not as good as my own were. But! I'm walking! Not confined to a wheel chair AND NO LONGER bed ridden! And no more agony. Just achey. You sure get to do a lot of thinking when you are bed bound. I know about that personally. I am EXTREMELY GRATEFULL that there was a solution for that! Ya know something? WE ALL are here with TWO lives! Yeah we are! The SECOND one starts as soon as we realize we have one life! So. As I said. People who said that dentures were never like their own? They were CHEWING! I am walking!! So I think I should shut up and not complain! Which I am not. I AM GRATEFULL that I walk. That's a GOOD thing!!😊😉
I had my first hip resurfaced at 28 and the other side done at 32. Both done by Roman Treacy in Birmingham I don’t expect to have either revised anytime soon
Thanks I know I’m back to full activity including mixed martial arts, boxing, running, weight lifting and being a Prison Officer the hips are better than my natural hips were! Ronan Treacy is the man !!!
Hello how are your hips doing I'm 48 and in need of a hip replacement I don't know whether to have a full hip replacement or go with the hip resurfacing I was also thinking of going with Ronan Treacey myself.
@@andys8702 hi mate, my hips are absolutely great. I very rarely think about them now to be honest. If you are a candidate medically for a resurfacing then I would definitely get it over a THR. And Ronan Tracy is the man. A truely amazing surgeon
@@danpearce5192 Hi thanks so much for your reply. That's great news that your resurfacing was successful ,if you don't mind me asking what type of resurfacing did you get?Also did you go private or through the NHS? Any advice you can give is much appreciated kindest regards Andy
@@andys8702 ronan treacy uses the BHR which he co designed. So I have 2 of them. I had the operations on the NHS but initially to get to him I had to have a private consultation as my GP at the time was playing games.
I had a hip replacement at 45 since I had no another choice. The pain from the hip was controlling my life. I could not sit at a desk without being in pain. I walked with a cain. The only time I was without pain was when I was laying in bed with the leg on some pillows and ice packs around it. I had been to PT and worked to keep my muscles built up to take pressure off the joint. If I had worked out 12 hours per day, I might could have developed enough muscles to relieve the pressure on that joint. If you need a hip replacement, I recommend having it done as soon as possible. Do not wait. You are just making your life miserable. It is one of the most successful operations that it performed now days.
Thanks Jeff- timing is everything when it comes to hip replacement. The optimal timing for every person is different. Sounds like you got the timing right for you and got a v good outcome.
Right side done in mid 40s,left done 7 months ago,56 and dancing w my wife again is great! Booze rotted out my hips.Native American recommends Ayahuasca to stop booze,ciggs,dope...
4 years age I had THR age 49 was meant to have ceramic but I had to have, a cemented in plastic cup (because of a cyst) what are my chances of a review and could it be done? TIA
Hi- in the UK the cost of a hip replacement package is about US$14,000. Costs can vary so worth exploring prices between several private provider hospitals in your area. Good luck!
I had 2 in at 26 yesterday of age left and right 1985/86 I'm now 62 hips still going strong
That's an excellent result Steve. Surgeon, implant and, most of all, patient combing to get an excellent result like that.
Good article here @@steverogers1074: buff.ly/37B4Tcj => 'Hip replacement is occasionally performed in patients in their teens and early twenties' ..but, just because it is possible, does not mean it is a good idea. Take care
Wowww! What kind of material? Titanium?
@@nuit2373 Remember it's the bearing or moving parts that make the biggest difference- metal, plastic or ceramic. Titanium, Cobalt Chromium or Stainless Steel for the body of the implant doesn't make a difference.
I have no idea why I had so much trouble with my hip replacements. I has both hips replaced in 2017. I was 64 yrs old. My right hip dislocated twice in one week 17 months after replacement. Which required a revision. Then my left hip dislocated twice a year later and required a revision. So in four years. I had four hip surgeries. I hope these revisions work. I have ceremic heads. With the revisions the cups put in were larger with the liner having a larger lip which holds the head more. I did loose some mobility. I do excercise. Yet I still feel the replacements slipping at times. Which scares me. I have to be very careful doing any movement that requires squating. I am of normal body weight. I am not considered not over weight at all.
Hi Leslie- sorry to read that you’ve had such a rough time. It reads like you’re now in a better place. Best wishes
Lord, help you. I know you have suffered. G-d bless and heal your body so that you can gain some relief.
@@sartainja How very kind of you. Thank you for your good wishes. I am okay now. Considering the situation. One thing I will say is that having to have revisions so soon after both my hips were replaced. Has certainly compromised my range of motion. More so than with the first hip replacements. I had so much more range of motion with the first replacements. Now? Sometimes I get down about not being able to do what needs doing. Because I am not able to bend at the waist to do things that are near the floor. Like dusting the bottom of furniture or cleaning baseboards. And OTHER stuff! I use one of those garden seats? The kind that people who work in their garden and they sit. Well. That is WAY to low for me to risk sitting on. I turn it upside down where the legs of the thing is facing up. Then I kneel on the cushion and use the legs as "push up" bars. Not sure if I am explaining it so that you can understand. But ya know!!!! Remember when we were kids and " old people" LOL!! Told us to take care of our teeth because dentures were NEVER as good as your natural. Ummmm. They were chewing right!! Without dentures many foods would have been able to be eaten PERIOD! So they were chewing!! LOL!!!
Well. Yeah these hips are not as good as my own were. But! I'm walking! Not confined to a wheel chair AND NO LONGER bed ridden! And no more agony. Just achey. You sure get to do a lot of thinking when you are bed bound. I know about that personally. I am EXTREMELY GRATEFULL that there was a solution for that! Ya know something? WE ALL are here with TWO lives! Yeah we are! The SECOND one starts as soon as we realize we have one life! So. As I said. People who said that dentures were never like their own? They were CHEWING!
I am walking!! So I think I should shut up and not complain! Which I am not. I AM GRATEFULL that I walk. That's a GOOD thing!!😊😉
I wish you optimum benefit from here on out. You have suffered enough.
@@LifetimeHip We can only hope she is.
Had my first total hip joint done and lasted 21 years, replaced and second one 27 years , due for revision shortly , third time !
Oh you must be 48+ old then?
Very good longevity 👏
I had my first hip resurfaced at 28 and the other side done at 32. Both done by Roman Treacy in Birmingham I don’t expect to have either revised anytime soon
Thanks I know I’m back to full activity including mixed martial arts, boxing, running, weight lifting and being a Prison Officer the hips are better than my natural hips were! Ronan Treacy is the man !!!
Hello how are your hips doing I'm 48 and in need of a hip replacement I don't know whether to have a full hip replacement or go with the hip resurfacing I was also thinking of going with Ronan Treacey myself.
@@andys8702 hi mate, my hips are absolutely great. I very rarely think about them now to be honest. If you are a candidate medically for a resurfacing then I would definitely get it over a THR. And Ronan Tracy is the man. A truely amazing surgeon
@@danpearce5192 Hi thanks so much for your reply. That's great news that your resurfacing was successful ,if you don't mind me asking what type of resurfacing did you get?Also did you go private or through the NHS? Any advice you can give is much appreciated kindest regards Andy
@@andys8702 ronan treacy uses the BHR which he co designed. So I have 2 of them. I had the operations on the NHS but initially to get to him I had to have a private consultation as my GP at the time was playing games.
I had a hip replacement at 45 since I had no another choice. The pain from the hip was controlling my life.
I could not sit at a desk without being in pain. I walked with a cain. The only time I was without pain was when I was laying in bed with the leg on some pillows and ice packs around it.
I had been to PT and worked to keep my muscles built up to take pressure off the joint. If I had worked out 12 hours per day, I might could have developed enough muscles to relieve the pressure on that joint.
If you need a hip replacement, I recommend having it done as soon as possible. Do not wait. You are just making your life miserable. It is one of the most successful operations that it performed now days.
Yep!!!
Thanks Jeff- timing is everything when it comes to hip replacement. The optimal timing for every person is different. Sounds like you got the timing right for you and got a v good outcome.
true....when done right, there is no other remedy, other remedies are all bullshit!
I found this highly informative and interesting. Thanks viv , 🇦🇺Australia
Thanks Viv.. glad it's useful
Right side done in mid 40s,left done 7 months ago,56 and dancing w my wife again is great! Booze rotted out my hips.Native American recommends Ayahuasca to stop booze,ciggs,dope...
Good luck!
Good evening. Can u share link of paper from where these conclusions are drawn?
Sorry, I missed this. x.com/lifetimehip/status/1773683777157394713?s=46&t=q7HpzP54_PYgOmuGo4ULtg
I am 19 year old can i have my hip replaced
Your place
4 years age I had THR age 49 was meant to have ceramic but I had to have, a cemented in plastic cup (because of a cyst) what are my chances of a review and could it be done? TIA
thank-you
Please tell me as soon as possible
Give me your mobile no plz,my contact no 8670400353
So if I had my hip replacement at 50 it’s likely I’ll need it revised at some point
that is what the good doctor said
I’ve been told 25 years
That’s a reasonable forecast but it is difficult to predict. Good luck!
For me, what can I. ..total cost for Total hip replacement surgery sir
Hi- in the UK the cost of a hip replacement package is about US$14,000. Costs can vary so worth exploring prices between several private provider hospitals in your area. Good luck!
@@LifetimeHip IN INDIA what is the cost for Total hip replacement surgery, at MYSORE city
Apollo BGS Hospital Mysore, Cost for Total hip replacement surgery, please let me know what you guide me please
@@lavakumaraclava5450 Hi- I have no idea! You will have to enquire directly with those institutions.
@@lavakumaraclava5450 I had hip replacement cost 2.70 laks ceramic on poly johnson & jonson company at ganga hospital coimbatore tamil nadu india. .
Not long enough
Wise words :)