My daughter has been without her hip joint since October, she has had disgusting care how long is to long and what could be the worst out come, thank you
A very useful video with lots of helpful information. However, it should be stressed that this excellent service is provided by the NHS only. If you choose, as I did, to have the surgery done privately, you are in hospital for 2 days only, and you get very little of the care that's offered in this video. No-one will come to your house to measure your bed or chairs or anything else; you are not given any equipment to take home with you after the operation (e.g. crutches, raised toilet seat etc) - you are expected to provide these yourself - and the private hospital where I've been book into is on one floor only - no stairs - there is just a fake block of 4-stairs to practise on before you go home. Having watched this video, I'm considering saving myself thousands of £s and having my surgery done on the NHS - you seem to get much better care!
Just had mine done private. I got given crutches, nothing else. Minimal physio, I had op on Saturday, came home Tues. Felt unprepared to come home. However, would have waited just under a year for consultation then have to wait for op on NHS. As private got consultation within a week and op within 6 weeks. NHS doctors and physios messed me around for a year prior to this telling me different things. In the meantime I went from bad to worse, also affecting my other hip. If NHS looked at worse possible scenario first maybe I would have got proper treatment. I initially said to my doc I thought I might need hip replacement, she said it was soft tissue injury. Physio said it was hip bursitis, both wrong.
Great video! The Joint School videos on our channel may be a helpful complement to this, touching on some commonly asked questions and useful exercises before and after surgery. Many thanks and take care!
Hi my name is louise lamkin and I.am getting a Total hip replacement myself now I really want to know when I wake up do I
Need physio xxx
My daughter has been without her hip joint since October, she has had disgusting care how long is to long and what could be the worst out come, thank you
A very useful video with lots of helpful information. However, it should be stressed that this excellent service is provided by the NHS only. If you choose, as I did, to have the surgery done privately, you are in hospital for 2 days only, and you get very little of the care that's offered in this video. No-one will come to your house to measure your bed or chairs or anything else; you are not given any equipment to take home with you after the operation (e.g. crutches, raised toilet seat etc) - you are expected to provide these yourself - and the private hospital where I've been book into is on one floor only - no stairs - there is just a fake block of 4-stairs to practise on before you go home. Having watched this video, I'm considering saving myself thousands of £s and having my surgery done on the NHS - you seem to get much better care!
You sill be left waiting for the hse to call you..i have a 6 year waiting...no thanks im going privet...cant live like this
Just had mine done private. I got given crutches, nothing else. Minimal physio, I had op on Saturday, came home Tues. Felt unprepared to come home. However, would have waited just under a year for consultation then have to wait for op on NHS. As private got consultation within a week and op within 6 weeks. NHS doctors and physios messed me around for a year prior to this telling me different things. In the meantime I went from bad to worse, also affecting my other hip. If NHS looked at worse possible scenario first maybe I would have got proper treatment. I initially said to my doc I thought I might need hip replacement, she said it was soft tissue injury. Physio said it was hip bursitis, both wrong.
Great video! The Joint School videos on our channel may be a helpful complement to this, touching on some commonly asked questions and useful exercises before and after surgery. Many thanks and take care!
How can I contact you I want to come
I'm getting a bilateral hip replacement surgery in 2 days 😳
are u ok
@@redrumax never been better best thing ever happened, 1st 2 weeks were hell as they had me on gabapentin which is evil
@@FarQLoL Great to hear this. MY mum just had the surgery today for 1 hip and was worried sick.
@@redrumax i did have a few complicatikns, kidneys failed for a mo
@@FarQLoL wow