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Pain iand mobility are worse after hip revision surgery-3 weeks after. is this normal?
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Revision: Surgery typically is a bigger operation and the rehabilitation takes longer as well. Be patient and ask questions of your surgeon during your follow up visits. Follow your physical therapy instructions to the letter and make sure your pain is well controlled.
Answered 9/23/2013
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