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Nerve damage after hip replacement surgeries
Joint Replacements | Last Active: Jan 8 10:32am | Replies (25)Comment receiving replies
Are you telling my story? In 2008, I had my left hip replaced and woke up to gross sciatic pain with a dropped foot. I did get my foot back after intensive water therapy for 1 /1 and one half years. My condition came from back DDD and every other diagnosis you can think of. The problem is I don't make the decision - the pain does when you reach the point of despair. My right hip was done in 2019, and guess what no dropped foot, but the femoral nerve was damaged and felt like fire crackers in my leg. I walk fine, but getting up and down was horrific.
It gradually abated 18 months later. Wish you good luck on this
journey. When I finally could get into bed I'd put on YouTube and turn on meditions it helped greatly.
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Can I ask what type of water therapy you did? I began riding my bike and I found that my hip/leg/foot always felt better afterwards. It is almost like riding fires up the muscles so they begin to work more efficiently. The less I do, the worse I feel, but I’d sure like to reach a point where there is a baseline consistency, if any of that makes sense .