Guest guest Posted October 3, 2010 Report Share Posted October 3, 2010 Mustafa, I am assuming you have had all the necessary investigations into your hip pain? Is the fracture healed? Is the joint in the right position etc etc. Most people say the hip is the easiest joint to do... Well I have to disagree... I found the hip a very hard road to go down.. Harder than my knee. I say it takes a year for a new joint to feel like it belongs to you or is part of your anatomy. And doesn't feel foreign. I have had 4 hip replacements and unlike some people I found this surgery very difficult indeed Perhaps because it was done the posterior way, I don't know. I had to go back to PT as I wasn't walking properly for some reason I looked a bit like a duck. That helped a huge amount and now I walk quite well unless I am tired etc. I don't have any pain Now just weakness, that's only on the left which has been done 3 times, the right is perfect but I think by that time came I was an expert at doing the exercises etc. What have your PT and doctors said to you?  -- Re: THR still pain after 6.5 months to all members of THR i joined this group 4 months ago and followed most of the correspondance. i have had my THR in the left side 6.5 months ago but still limping with some pain when i stand up and start walking and also during walking and after PT. i am 60 years,lateral approach,metal to polythelene, replacement due to a fracture of the femur neck. is it normal to have such limping and pain after such long period?. i listened to my PT and some doctors , but i think that you can give better advises from your collected experience. Thanks for all best wishes Mustafa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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