clicking in hip 8 weeks after hip replacement
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I am 36 years old and had a hip replacement 8 weeks ago. The op seems to have been a success and I am in no pain now and am delighted with the results. The only thing is I've noticed a slight click when I move in certain ways. Has anyone else had this and is it normal?
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carmen56984 lucyloo4
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I had my THR in April of this year and yes i use to get a click when move in a certin way, now i get a clunk when walking it more in the fatty side of my bottom am sure it's coming from the hip. Hopefully it will stop in near future.
tom72276 lucyloo4
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claire97218 lucyloo4
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prussell lucyloo4
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I had my opp on third of July Im 65 and was told I was being fitted with a ceramic coated metal total hip replacment.
My old joint used to clunk so loudly you could hear it if you walked next to me!.
My new one clicks a bit but if you clench the muscles it stops. The advise from others on this foroum is keep up with the excercises and dont break the 90 degree rule and in time it will come right. My consultant advised 50% at 6 weeks 80% at 18 weeks and xmas/ new year for complete. so its still early days.
ros007 lucyloo4
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eileen64__UK lucyloo4
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I can only repeat what others have said....there are lots of posts with hips...clunking/clicking/cracking etc LOL
Love
Eileen
juliette39133 lucyloo4
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Paulus1949 lucyloo4
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As many others I had this 'clicking' for around the first 12wks after which it slowly disappeared...Must admit I was very concerned something was amiss,but 6mnths on and everything is now fine,and it's.best thing I've ever done..
Now for the other hip early next year..At least I now know what to expect,not sure if that's good or bad.ha.
eileen64__UK Paulus1949
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It is great to hear other people having the same problems isnt it?
Then you realise they are not really problems
Love
Eileen
lucyloo4
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Juliette, I hope this does mean it's normal and Paulus, good luck with your other hip replacement next year!
Paulus1949 lucyloo4
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Cant pretend I'm looking forward to it,but I have full confidence in the surgeons at Wrightington hospital.
The long term benefits far outweigh the few months of pain and lack of sleep IMO.
Not sure I should mention this here,but I will anyway..My wife had to have a malignant melanoma removed at Christie hosp today,whilst there I got talking to some cancer patients,which made me realize again that my THRs are as nothing compared to the stress and suffering some people go through..
The staff at Christies are magnificent and the hospital deserves all the accolades it gets..Our NHS is the best in the world.
ros007 Paulus1949
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Hope you both do well with your future NHS dealings
lucyloo4
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