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@atif_pk90

Hi Everyone,
This is my first post on mayoconnect, I had my THR (R ) cement-less on 15th October 2018 and now at 3 weeks post-op. Three days
ago I did some extra walking (on walker) and did exercise as advised by PT but with almost double repetitions. Tuesday early morning, I was trying to get out of bed, as soon as I sat on bed edge the way I usually sit, i felt stabbing pain in exterior part of thigh, it was so intense that I almost cried , it immediately faded as soon as i straightened my operated leg. Now this pain is happening every time i am sitting with my operated leg in normal position i-e knee bent inward. I have told it to my surgeon , he had given Tegral 200 mg. Beside that i am having severe numbness in anterior part of thigh specially knee area which is very painful. Icing does help. Foot movements are fine after that stabbing thigh pain and i can walk on walker without any issue. I am not sure what is wrong my hip, Tegral is not helping to overcome this pain, may be it has something to do with implant stem in femoral canal . Can someone guide me on it what should i do. I am planning to go for X.rays.

Thanks

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Replies to "Hi Everyone, This is my first post on mayoconnect, I had my THR (R ) cement-less..."

Hello @atif_pk90, welcome to Connect. I moved your discussion and combined it with a discussion titled, "has anyone had sharp thigh pain after hip replacement?" I did this so all of the members already discussing the pain you are experiencing would see your post and have a chance to welcome you as well. Also, it gives you a chance to read through some of the previous posts about the pain other members experienced after their hip replacements. If you are replying by email, I suggest clicking on VIEW & REPLY so that you are brought directly to the new location of your post.

@atif_pk90, while we wait for other members to join in, would you mind sharing, what did your surgeon say when you presented this new pain to them?