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I am 2 weeks out from a thr, still having a lot of aches and pains and am weepy, exhausted, anxious. post-op depression, should i call my doctor?
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THR: Total hip replacement recovery in majority of cases is. I recommend contacting your doctor for advice. Wish u well.
Answered 6/30/2013
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