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Partial hip replacement – When do you know it is time for a full?

Joint Replacements | Last Active: Feb 24 8:52am | Replies (6)
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@paisley9

I can’t thank you enough. I don’t think the issue is getting worse only when I increase exercise. At my appointment I am scheduled to have an x ray and can request additional tests! I am also asking for a PT referral as I need to strengthen that leg!!! I also have therapeutic massage scheduled. I want to avoid revision surgery if possible. Once again can’t thank you enough for the piece of mind.

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janpic | @janpic | Feb 23 9:24am

I waited over 5+ years taking Advil on a daily basis to get my full posterior hip replacement and have ruined my kidneys and almost had to go on dialysis. I’m doing fine with the new hip with no more pain even though I still am limping due to Abductor tendinitis which I’m doing pt for. My advice is to have the surgery and be pain free with no more pain meds. Good Luck

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