My Hips
elainebadknee
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My hips have been bothering me for a good bit now, making sleeping sore as they get pressure points on both of them letting me sleep for less than 2 hours at a time...Walking is sore too and even getting socks, undies on so had an xray about 10 days ago...It has come back clear but have been diagnosed with trochanteric bursitis.....I am now being referred for physio, then its the route of cortisone injection (ouch) and ortho appointment....
Thought had done with hospital having had knee replaced in October 2012...
Elainexx
My hips have been bothering me for a good bit now, making sleeping sore as they get pressure points on both of them letting me sleep for less than 2 hours at a time...Walking is sore too and even getting socks, undies on so had an xray about 10 days ago...It has come back clear but have been diagnosed with trochanteric bursitis.....I am now being referred for physio, then its the route of cortisone injection (ouch) and ortho appointment....
Thought had done with hospital having had knee replaced in October 2012...
Elainexx
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Oh that's bad luck, you seemed to be doing so well.
Best wishes.
Barry.0 -
Sorry about the hips, Elaine, though I though I read, in one of your posts some time ago, that you had trochanteric bursitis in them.
Good that the x-ray is clear. I hope the physio and jabs help.If at first you don't succeed, then skydiving definitely isn't for you.
Steven Wright0 -
Barry
It is a bit of bad luck but they have probably been overcompensating from my knee when it was bad....I will manage, need to don't I?
Elainexxbarry2013 wrote:Oh that's bad luck, you seemed to be doing so well.
Best wishes.
Barry.0 -
Sticky
The arthur isn't in them so that has to be good news....I hope the physio and jabs help too...I hate needles...Yeuch!
Elainexxstickywicket wrote:Sorry about the hips, Elaine, though I though I read, in one of your posts some time ago, that you had trochanteric bursitis in them.
Good that the x-ray is clear. I hope the physio and jabs help.0 -
Hi Elaine
my hips are playing up too plus all other joints I think its my Inflammatory arthritis playing up
You would think I was 90 not 49 the way i get up & huff & puff going up the stairs
Hey I thought ATOS said we were fit
Couple fo my friends have had hip injections saying how much it hurts but they are young & dont suffer from arthur so not used to the pain
You will be fine & the benefits after are worth it
Take care
Maria0 -
Elaine just a point, I know with your knee you have been limping could some of this be referred pain from your back..if I was you I would get that checked out just in case.
I have had the hip injections twice..and believe me they are not bad at all...they put in anesthetic first...but if you are scared of needles then I suppose its scary for you xLove
Barbara0 -
Hi Maria
Well I have had cortisone injections in my knee and they never helped me one little bit...Would imagine that the hip injections would be sorer as its not as easy to get to as a knee?
ATOS will say im fit when I am 6feet under!
Elainexxmaria09 wrote:Hi Elaine
my hips are playing up too plus all other joints I think its my Inflammatory arthritis playing up
You would think I was 90 not 49 the way i get up & huff & puff going up the stairs
Hey I thought ATOS said we were fit
Couple fo my friends have had hip injections saying how much it hurts but they are young & dont suffer from arthur so not used to the pain
You will be fine & the benefits after are worth it
Take care
Maria0 -
Hi Barbara
It could be but without seeing someone I wouldn't know if it was referred from my back...I certainly don't get any pain in my back at all....The needle thing I am hellish with despite having had blood transfusions in hospital it doesn't get any easier for me!
Elainexxbarbara12 wrote:Elaine just a point, I know with your knee you have been limping could some of this be referred pain from your back..if I was you I would get that checked out just in case.
I have had the hip injections twice..and believe me they are not bad at all...they put in anesthetic first...but if you are scared of needles then I suppose its scary for you x0 -
Sorry your suffering with your hips elaine, you where doing pretty good. Take care .0
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Amanda
Thanks they are sore at the moment so will see what physio treatment does?
Elainexxbubbadog wrote:Sorry your suffering with your hips elaine, you where doing pretty good. Take care .0 -
Elaie sorry to hear you are now having problems with your hips after doing so well after your knee op, shame you have a needle phobia i woudn't need to have one as I get needles in me every three weeks :roll: , hope the injection and physio helps......tc............Marie xSmile a while and while you smile
smile another smile and soon there
will be miles and miles of smiles
just because you smiled I wish your
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Hi Marie
I don't think no matter how many needles I had to have, I would ever get used to them...They hurt me the doctor says she feels as if she is hurting me when she uses them on me....I suppose its swings and roundabouts with ailments, I will conquer the hips too...Knee is nearly there even knelt on it a tiny bit yesterday, it felt numb but could do it for few mins..
Elainexxvillier wrote:Elaie sorry to hear you are now having problems with your hips after doing so well after your knee op, shame you have a needle phobia i woudn't need to have one as I get needles in me every three weeks :roll: , hope the injection and physio helps......tc............Marie x0 -
Hi Maria,
Sorry to hear your having problems with your hips now.I do hope the injections and physio helps out .I don't mind needles but my other half is terrified of them
Eileen0 -
Did you mean me?
If so I will hate the flipping needle and it will be an ordeal but needs must!
Elainexxbabytiger wrote:Hi Maria,
Sorry to hear your having problems with your hips now.I do hope the injections and physio helps out .I don't mind needles but my other half is terrified of them
Eileen0 -
Hi Elaine
How are the hips doing?
My injection into my toe joint didn't work it was worth a try
I think hip injections are performed using an ultrasound scan so they can get to the right spot both my friends said it did work they had to rest for 48hrs but both work full time on a really busy ward so it didn't last as long as it should have.
I tend to zone out when having those type of injections and imagine its happening to someone else it usually works
I know it's hard just try not to think about it too much
Maria0 -
Hi Maria
I have no idea how they do hip injections have only had two corisone shots in the knee pre op and none helped....I can't zone out am a bag of nerves as when went into hospital took my cuddly dog Muttley in for comfort....
Elainexxmaria09 wrote:Hi Elaine
How are the hips doing?
My injection into my toe joint didn't work it was worth a try
I think hip injections are performed using an ultrasound scan so they can get to the right spot both my friends said it did work they had to rest for 48hrs but both work full time on a really busy ward so it didn't last as long as it should have.
I tend to zone out when having those type of injections and imagine its happening to someone else it usually works
I know it's hard just try not to think about it too much
Maria0 -
Maria
Just had phone call from DWP saying I scored no points.....Now the battle begins they are sending it out to me to have a read and to appeal the decision.....How can I score no points?
Elainexxmaria09 wrote:Hi Elaine
How are the hips doing?
My injection into my toe joint didn't work it was worth a try
I think hip injections are performed using an ultrasound scan so they can get to the right spot both my friends said it did work they had to rest for 48hrs but both work full time on a really busy ward so it didn't last as long as it should have.
I tend to zone out when having those type of injections and imagine its happening to someone else it usually works
I know it's hard just try not to think about it too much
Maria0 -
Elaine it's crazy!
I scored 0 points but when I got my results through the post I had scored 6 points on mobility! Crazy the nurse who did mine stated I would be fit for work in 3 months not straight away as they said! What I don't understand is the person doing the assessment is not the person working out the points system! In my job if I did a medical assessment I also did the point system too! When you get your letter it should have an appeal claim form with it.
This has to be sent to them within a month also ask to have a copy of your report from Atos! I'm really surprised you didn't get it I thought you would have been ok! But really why am I surprised really
Keep strong if I can do it so can you!
Pm me if you like
Maria0
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