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Bummer- I had the femoral nerve injured after hip replacement, my leg felt like there were firecrackers in it, Burning pain is
nerve pain and it takes a long time to heal. Is PT recommended? If so, take advantage of what they can offer. I find water therapy helped me the most. When I had my left hip done the sciatic nerve was injured and I had a dropped foot. It took about 2 years in water therapy to regain my foot to its previous condition. Don't give up. This is a process and with your doctors approval you can try things accupuncture, PT, and other things. Try to be positive, Good luck!

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I am sorry you are in pain. I have a femoral nerve injury after a total hip replacement 2 years ago. I don’t feel any pain but dumbness in the thigh and weakness. After a year I had some acupuncture therapy which partly reduced the dumbness but the problem is really the weakness as my other leg is hurting following another accident. But this small change in sensitivity might give me some hope. Is it possible to heal a femoral nerve after such a long time? Sorry I am not sure I joined the right discussion.