Date for op
JanO
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Well I have just had a date for my HR 11.3. I'm in shock as I only found out I needed op 2 weeks ago, I'm lucky I'm off to a private hospital nearby as they are taking a few nhs patients, any advice for my stay in hospital welcome x
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There's a thread higher up the page about hospital tips. I usually find all I need's a good book. The rest of the time is spent doing exercises and recovering from doing exercises :roll: I hope you have a hassle-free stay and a great new hip.If at first you don't succeed, then skydiving definitely isn't for you.
Steven Wright0 -
Thank you, I'm looking forward but anxious x0
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Best of luck with op JanO it will soon be over and done with.I have no experience with hips but have had both knees replaced.It is only natural to be anxious just make sure you do exercises after and look on this op as a way of improving your life.x0
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One thing, JanO. Make sure you get good physio follow-up. Don't let them discharge you with no follow-up appt with a physio.If at first you don't succeed, then skydiving definitely isn't for you.
Steven Wright0 -
Thank you, I'm going for my pre op assessment tomorrow, I'm feeling less anxious now and just looking forward to a better future, fingers crossed,0
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All the best and all I can say is, if you have family, then you take your time, get well rested. You are doing the right thing. I had mine replaced nearly 2 years ago now, and the new hip has settled in nicely now. So this is the best thing for you.Karen xx0
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Well I'm all packed and ready for tomorrow, I am a little less anxious now and really just want the op to be over. my hubby and daughters 14 and 18 have been great so far. My problem at the moment is I have developed a pain in my shoulder which is running down the back of my upper are, it's the hand/arm I use to help me get up out of bed etc I'm now a little worried about using crutches with it. Thank you for your replies x0
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I hope all goes well.
Thinking of you,
Numpty0 -
Just tell them about it so's they know. I'm sure the physios will sort you out. Mine's RA so I can never use crutches anyway. I start off on a gutter frame, move onto a zimmer and soon ditch that once I'm home. I hope all goes well.If at first you don't succeed, then skydiving definitely isn't for you.
Steven Wright0 -
Good luck with your op and hope all go's well .
Bye for now
Milly0 -
OMG thats quick, I'm off to my first consultant appt tomorrow, likewise at a private hosptial who take nhs patients. Hope they dont want me in that quick I'm going on holiday in at Easter. Good luck with your op, hope all goes well.0
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Hello Jan
I do wish you well with your op, I am still working up to mine..just trying to get my back sorted first....like the others have said make sure you have all the info you need on discharge....there are some brilliant site on the net preparing for a THR....xxLove
Barbara0 -
Hi krisbe,
Yes it was very quick,I went to my local nhs hospital for my 1 st orthopeadic appointment, and was told there was a 4 to 6 month waiting list. So I was expecting it to be the summer time, but got a call a week later from a nearby private hospital and had my pre op assessment the following day.0
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