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My daughter had fai surgery on nov& dec 2011 for 2 hips. she had pt but had to stop. she can't do anything more than walking & still in pain.
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These take long time: Not unusual for one to take 6-12 months to improve. She needs to follow up with her surgeon to make sure nothing unusual is occurring and discuss what exercises she should be doing herself.
Answered 9/28/2016
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