I'm SCHEDULED!!!!
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I'm so excited....pretty crazy right? My surgery is scheduled for April 5th....went to a new doctor who I really like a lot! I have pelvis damage that he needs to repair...
Has anyone had pelvis damage? Is the recovery harder?
Thanks as always for the continued support!
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susie74530 lizard615
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Good luck, I am sure all will be well. Very often it is the waiting that is worse than the op itself....
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lyn1951 lizard615
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Also pointed out that where they take the bone from could very very sore for a while.
Husband and I have since had a diasgreement he said they told him they took bone, and I had no pain as the Dr described, so I assume they didn't have to take bone.
Having read this forum, bone grafts have to be non-weight bearing for some weeks after surgery, that also didn't apply to me.
I can understand how excited you are to have repair done to you pelvis and hip, its wonderful after the getting over the surgery time.
Time to relax now and just go with the flow, stay as fit and healthy as you can, if you can't walk, go swimming (treading water), I do and did up to the day before surgery both times, and got back in the pool at about 4 weeks post surgery, with GP's permission.
Physio tells me she is going to recommend my regiem for more of her hip patients, she is thrilled at just how strong and fit I am even with problems, a few muscles need tweaking, but that is all.
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renee01952 lizard615
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that is happy news !!!!!
I agree with previous comments ! probably non weight bearing for a couple of weeks -
so good to have found someone whom you can trust !!!!
big warm hug
renee