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A member asked:
Still much pain outer thigh and sitting and walking after thr 3 yrs. ago, months and months of pt (you name it i had it done) - lousy surgeon???
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Not necessarily: There can be a number of reasons a person might still have pain after a hip replacement, many not related to surgical technique. For example, an irritation of a nerve in the back. Consider seeing a second opinion to take a fresh look at why you are still hurting.
Answered 6/24/2015
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And my leg had weird feeling going thru it when sitting or laying down only helped when walking. It has improved a lot tho should I go to the doctors still?
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I need a reconstructive hip surgeon . I have had 2 thr's and 1 reconstructive surgery in the last 3 years. I need the other hip reconstructed. I have not had good luck with any of the 3 surgeries so far. All three have had complications. My femur did not
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