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I have had a hip replacement and fell that the hip is loose?
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What's loose?: Hip replacement being loose can refer to the hip being unstable, or to an implant being loose in the bone. Either way, evaluation by your surgeon is warranted. Want to make sure there is not failure occurring.
Answered 1/2/2021
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