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    Age: 76, Male, Presenting Problem Since: 3 years, Symptom Behaviour: remaning constant, Symptoms Worse (24hr Behaviour): mostly at night, Aggravating Factors:: truning the side during sleep or if mussels get twist., Easing Factors:: by massag, Investigations: x-ray and got femoral head change by opration, No Diabetes, No history of High Blood Pressure, No Medications, No Osteoporosis, No Hx of Cancer, No Unexplained Weight Loss, No Bowel/Bladder issues, Other Info: no there ia nothing

    Father with Hip Replacement issues

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    my father got an accident 3 years gone, he got an artificial femoral, he was operate 2 times but he still got pain in his thigh mussels and he can walk with the help of stick in both hand kindly help me out to make him fix as he was before help me out by telling a better result physiotherapy........ please reply i am really worry about him..:'(

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    Re: Father with Hip Replacement issues

    Hi,

    Does he receive any Physiotherapy for his hip and leg muscles? Usually post operative pain is to be expected. if the pain is persisting for this long it is either due to poor muscle conditioning and overuse or scar tissue build up. there are many things that can be done but require a full assessment and then appropriate treatment. Do you have access to a Physiotherapist?

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    Re: Father with Hip Replacement issues

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    Mr. Canuck is right. I would suggest you to go for isometric exercises for quadriceps, hamstrings, gluteals and abductors and find a good physio asap. And its hard to believe for me that a person 76 yr old doesn't have any osteoporosis. You should also try hot water formentation with a hot water rubber bag etc. I advice you not to do any massage without knowledge of cause of pain, coz massage hv disadvantages too. I wish a quick and happy recovery for your father. take care.



 
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