My surgeon excised my bursa when he did the THR ...
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Just interested if this is this routinely done as I have read several posts re continuing problems with bursa (e?).
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Posted , 7 users are following.
Just interested if this is this routinely done as I have read several posts re continuing problems with bursa (e?).
1 like, 8 replies
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barb31596 linda38528
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All the Best,
Barb
linda38528 barb31596
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Linda
annie.conway linda38528
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linda38528 annie.conway
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My understanding is that it is a fairly simple surgical removal, but resisted as a stand alone procedure. Perhaps doing it in the course of the THR is done when it is badly inflamed. And my surgeon knew that I had 4 months of intensive therapy using multiple techniques (PT, RMT, acupuncture, deep tissue manipulation, etc., etc., ) to try to manage the pre-op pain.
There is a fair amount of literature available with a quick Google actually (emedicine medscape was useful and YouTube has a video clip (of course)).
Cheers
renee01952 linda38528
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I am one of the trochanteric bursitis sufferers - goodness, it has put me back so much, it makes me feel like crying at times -
I never knew anything about this bursa and might have discussed it with surgeon if I had -
so, apparently it is not routinely done ....
big warm hug
renee
renee
linda38528 renee01952
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So I am very grateful ... just did not appreciate what had been done. 😊 I am so sorry that you are struggling with this and yet you remain one of the most patient and generous of people I have encountered. Xxx
Can they not remove it for you ...?
With very warm regard and hugs for one of the forum's sweetest members,
Linda
renee01952 linda38528
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interesting part (at least for me) is that it is my old new hip that is the bugger -
I will make another appointment end of May --
big warm hug
renee
linda38528 renee01952
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I hope the injections work ... time for you to live life in all your glory!
With 'big warm hugs' ( I have gotten so many lovely ones from you)!
L