Pain in thigh n gait in walking after hip replacement

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Hi i hv been operated for hip replacement 5 mths back..but still have pain in my thigh of the oprtd leg dr says to oprt again should i go for the operation or is thr some cure for my pain n recover walking pattern

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  • Posted

    Hi hatim,

    welcome to our hippies family ... 

    so sorry to hear that you still have pain in your thigh of the operated leg - I am assuming here that you have seen your surgeon and an xray was taken of your new hip? Did he say anything not being right?

    It is not unusual to feel pain or soreness there - a rod was placed inside and healing is still taking place ... it might be senstive for a year ...maybe longer -

    if it the pain is really bad, I would have it checked with my surgeon ...is he suggesting you should get another THR?

    I am not sure if I understand yoiur question regarding walking pattern ...

    sorry for the questions here -

    take it easy

    warm hug

    renee

     

    • Posted

      The surgeon says the replacement could b loose..but can b known only after operation...
    • Posted

      Yes he says another thr...but i was luking if there was any other option to cure my pain. I am already hvng painkillers but tht does not work.
  • Posted

    Oh Hatim ... how terrible - 

    if this is what happened, what other option is there than THR? 

     

    • Posted

      U had 2nd thr..does that mean ur hip ball was replaced again ?? If yes than how do u feel after this 2nd oprtn...r u all perfect without any pain ??
  • Posted

    dear hatim

    yes, I had 2 THR surgeries. ..

    1st one on March 16 2015 , right

    2nd one September 10, 2015, left, 16 days ago. .

    are you talking about revision surgery?

    • Posted

      Yes revision surgery...i fell from stairs so had fractured my right hip...n got operated...but still even after 5 mths the pain in the right thigh does not go

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