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Open hip surgery - not hip replacement to young for that!?


I am having open hip surgery to have some of my joint shaved (not femur) and my cartalage fixed, anyone know how long i could be recovering for, i know i will probably be on cruches for about 6 weeks after. Just wondering if anyone has had the surgery, its not hip replacement :)

brunette it has taken 4 years to find out whats wrong, lots of physio, xrays and CT scan, started as a 'groin strain' it is hard to diagnose as i have a pincer impingment but am also hypermobile,

It sounds like you might be having an osteotomy, sometimes referred to as a pelvic osteotomy or periacetabular osteotomy [PAO].

http://totaljoints.info/TH_alternative_o...

i would like to know what your symptoms were that promted this action, i have problems with my hip a lot and i wonder if that is the answer

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