Hip Replacement Precautions Anterior Approach | Frontal Approach
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- Are you thinking about getting a hip replacement or just had one? You might want to know the dos and don’ts after a hip replacement anterior approach.
After an anterior or frontal approach hip replacement, you have to observe certain precautions. That is because you need to protect the area where you had surgery because it needs time to heal and that area needs to be protected.
First precaution is no hip external rotation. That means do not turn the leg that you had hip replacement outwards. The easy way to remember this is avoid pointing your toes outwards. Do not plant ornleave the leg stationary when turningto the opposite directionof the leg which you had a hip replacement.
Second is avoid extending your leg or kicking back. This will put pressure on the surgical site.
This usually happens getting in and out your bed. Make sure that you support your leg with a hip replacement by hooking It with your good leg in bringing it up and down the bed. You can also use a leg lift or a belt to bring it up and down if you don’t have anybody to help you or if you cannot do it yourself with your other leg.
Do not extend your back or lean backwards. This will also put pressure on the surgical site. This also applies when you lay on your belly. That is because usually when you lay on your belly we tend to extend our back when we get up. They also a standard but when we are reading Or doing some thing laying on your bed.
Avoid pelvic Bridging. This is a common exercise but in this case not do this. Sometimes we do this when we put our while laying on our bed. Again that will put pressure on the surgical site.
So an easy way to remember all this is to avoid movements that will cause the surgical site open or that will put pressure on the surgical site.
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This video should not replace the necessity of visiting your doctor or getting your occupational therapy session done. Please consult your primary care physician before doing any of this. The video is for educational purposes only.
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I had an anterior approach 3 months ago. My surgeon provided very minimal info on what to do or not do after. So I watched a lot of RUclips videos. This video is excellent. Info is more clearly explained than other videos on hip recovery. I have been fortunate - no problems.
The best video I have seen about Precautions of Anterior hip replacement. Very helpful. Thanks a lot!
I had an anterior approach 4 weeks ago. Absolutely no precautions. Doing great!
Awwwesome.
Thank you so very much for posting this video! It was very helpful. I had an anterior total hip replacement about two weeks ago. I’m going to recommend this any of my friends that have hip surgery because I wish I would’ve watched this before surgery. Wish I would’ve known about the back extension and the pivoting. since I don’t need my strap anymore to get in and out of bed, I love the tip about hooking your healthy leg on your surgery leg and getting into bed that way. very helpful.
Man that made us smile. Thank for your feedback
I really appreciate this info; heading in for anterior hip replacement in one week so thank you, this was very helpful!
Excellent information. It never occurred to me to use an old belt as a leg lifter. Getting in and out of a car was something I was not sure about but now I have ideas about how to do it right
Awesooome
Thanks so much this is very helpful explanation. Excellent!
You are welcome. 🙏🏼🙏🏼
I’ve been instructed to do pelvic bridging already and have been!!!!???? Now I’m freaking out😮!!!!!
Thank you ~ having surgery soon!
Excellent video thank you. It has been 6 days since my surgery and I've notice some inside knee pain while walking. Is this normal ?
Yes. There might still be swelling there. Make sure you see your doctor for the follow upp
Thank's you . Compression bandage is to hard to put on and I need to as I had hip replacement 4 days ago what do I do as I have swelling in that leg
You can wear soccer socks. They are not as tight but goes up to your knees
Excellent information! Thank you!
Wonderful demonstration! I will be having Anterior HR in a couple weeks and will be going to a Skilled Nursing Facility for a few days, then home alone with no one to assist. I'll need help with groceries, laundry, trash removal and rides to PT. Any suggestions?
When you get in the snf. Mention your concerns to the social worker for communtity resources. Some of them, you might have to pay.
What about posterior replacement...I heard dislocation can be a concern
i do have a video for that. avoid bending down and crossing the legs
Thank you so much.
Are these precaution just after surgery or lifelong precautions?
Just after surgery :)
He said in the video that the restrictiosns are for six weeks.
Are these cautions forever? I can’t seem to get a definitive answer.
Only for 3 months!
@@enza3770I too couldn’t get answers here either! Awesome!
What are the post opprecautions after double hip replacement?
It will be the same as the single one. Here is if the surgical site is at the front ruclips.net/video/1ZClsBlPRL8/видео.html
❤thank you very helpful
You are welcome. Take it easy
Can you sleep in a lift chair?
Yes. If it is the only place you can sleep. Just make sure to stretch upon waking up.
@@SKILLSANDWELLNESS Thank you for your information
Sir Nathan may video kayo sa stairs?
Wala pa po. But if you have a hip replacement ir meron kayo weakness sa isang paa, go up with the good, down with the bad. The good goes to heaven, bad goes to hell lng po para madali matandaan
Thanks.
God bless you!