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Total hip replacement aug 8. having lot o pain still cant put socks on. lot o nausea. is this normal 3 months out?
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This is not normal: Usually by this time the pain would be less. The most important thing to do is consult with the surg that did the surgery and inform them of your symptoms. You will need re-evaluation.
Answered 3/19/2017
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