← Return to Bone on bone in hip and inflammation and excess fluid buildup?

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@jprust

Wow, That is tough. You go through the hip replacement surgery and it doesn’t completely live up to what you expected.
My right hip replacement in 2016 was completely successful. I didn’t even think about my hip after that. It was bone on bone also, but I was able to walk without assistance before the surgery. I was also 8 years younger.
This left side has the ravages of arthritis and the pain even with a walker is horrible.
I hope you find a physical therapist or a consult to help you.

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How are you doing now, a month after surgery?
Is the pain decreasing, and how is therapy going?