Very informative to watch . I have my complex THR next week by spinal and I am very excited to get my independence back and be eventually pain free after 3.5 years .
@4windrush Hi , I went well , pain after and how much you depend on others is alot to cope with though . I would say first 4 weeks were the worst . My hip is just about pain free most of the time but my lower back and groin on my operated side still is not good . I have to support my operated leg still whenever I am lifting it like to get in the car or bed . I still have 1 crutch to walk with as I tend to still hobble , I Nedd to get a lot of my strength back . Good luck for your op x
Hello Dr., Luck! Thank you for this great information; In regards to hip replacement. I'm considering the Direct Anterior Approach or the Direct Superior Approach. In your opining which is better?
For me there was a lot more pain than I anticipated. My condition is called AVASCULAR Necrosis. What was supposed to be a 5 day stay in the hospital turned into a 18 day stay that included a stay in a Rehab facility. Just this past week I started outpatient PT. I'm not even allowed to drive yet. The hip doesn't feel right yet
Great stuff. I myself have just been told that my hip is `shot to bits` and that I have avascular necrosis in my left hip / ball-socket joint ( so it has to be in the pelvis or epiphysis ). Avascular necrosis means death of bone tissue due to lack of blood supply ( I used to be a Nurse ). I am only 59. I have seen many people put under general anaesthesia but have never had to have a general anaesthetic myself - and the thought scares the wits out of me. I know exactly what happens pre, during and post - op. I`m not looking foreward to any of it, but it would be nice to wake up without being in agony. It`s strange, as a Nurse I never really appreciated the idea of `support groups,` but since my diagnosis I have sought out others opinions in what they experienced under the circumstances I now find myself in. Cheers, Dave. Ps, It`s late - 7 months since you wrote your post. But if you have any idea what it`s like ( what it feels like ) immediately before the thiopentone is administered I`d be grateful for the news. We both know what pain is, Lol !
If a patient is awake during an operation, x, having been given an epidural / regional ( ie, none general ) anaesthetic, will they be able to tell the Anaesthetist that they feel pain in x, if they feel pain in x ? It`s been a very long time - and I can`t remember which is which. Sux, Thiopentone, Pancuronium bro..... ! I have never had to have an anaesthetic before in my life ( apart, perhaps, from naproxen, or aspirin for toothache ), until now. Some Digger has to cut me open and replace my hip. I`d like to hear from a Gas Man that may put me at ease., because I`m shitting bricks that weigh more than Tower Bridge ! Not to dis this video - it contained excellent information for me, especially that pertaining to type of anaesthetic and recovery.
I want to be admitted to hospital half an hour before induction of anaesthesia for my total HR and be out of the bloody place the following day at the latest. I suppose I hope for too much. Everything about it scares me. I can`t remember whether or not an enema ( God help me ) is administered some time before surgery or not.... surely not a phosphate enema ? But I`m fairly certain I shall wake up with a urethral catheter in situ. I don`t want that, and I don`t want to have to sit on a commode to have a No 2 behind a curtain the other side of which twenty fellows are picking at their dinner !
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Very informative to watch . I have my complex THR next week by spinal and I am very excited to get my independence back and be eventually pain free after 3.5 years .
How did it go? I'm having my THR in two weeks.
@4windrush Hi , I went well , pain after and how much you depend on others is alot to cope with though . I would say first 4 weeks were the worst . My hip is just about pain free most of the time but my lower back and groin on my operated side still is not good . I have to support my operated leg still whenever I am lifting it like to get in the car or bed . I still have 1 crutch to walk with as I tend to still hobble , I Nedd to get a lot of my strength back . Good luck for your op x
@@barnsleyglassandglazing thanks for the info.
I had total hip replacement 3 years back after a fall, never looked back very thankful
Hello Dr., Luck! Thank you for this great information; In regards to hip replacement. I'm considering the Direct Anterior Approach or the Direct Superior Approach. In your opining which is better?
Best explanation with real facts that I watched on hip replacement surgery, thanks
I have to have my left hip and im absolutely terrified of the whole thing😢
Thank you so much as I will be having a hip replacement next year but this video was so helpful I live in Birmingham God bless 🙏🙏
thanks for doing this video i have just had my hip x-ray the docter needs to see me soon think i have to HAVE A REPLACEMENT THANKS
For me there was a lot more pain than I anticipated. My condition is called AVASCULAR Necrosis. What was supposed to be a 5 day stay in the hospital turned into a 18 day stay that included a stay in a Rehab facility. Just this past week I started outpatient PT. I'm not even allowed to drive yet. The hip doesn't feel right yet
Great stuff. I myself have just been told that my hip is `shot to bits` and that I have avascular necrosis in my left hip / ball-socket joint ( so it has to be in the pelvis or epiphysis ). Avascular necrosis means death of bone tissue due to lack of blood supply ( I used to be a Nurse ). I am only 59. I have seen many people put under general anaesthesia but have never had to have a general anaesthetic myself - and the thought scares the wits out of me. I know exactly what happens pre, during and post - op. I`m not looking foreward to any of it, but it would be nice to wake up without being in agony.
It`s strange, as a Nurse I never really appreciated the idea of `support groups,` but since my diagnosis I have sought out others opinions in what they experienced under the circumstances I now find myself in.
Cheers, Dave.
Ps, It`s late - 7 months since you wrote your post. But if you have any idea what it`s like ( what it feels like ) immediately before the thiopentone is administered I`d be grateful for the news.
We both know what pain is, Lol !
Dilip kaur my mum has had both hips done it's the best thing she ever had done
Care after hip replacement surgery
I Am Having Hip Replacement Surgery May 12,2023 This helps Alot
Great information
If a patient is awake during an operation, x, having been given an epidural / regional ( ie, none general ) anaesthetic, will they be able to tell the Anaesthetist that they feel pain in x, if they feel pain in x ?
It`s been a very long time - and I can`t remember which is which. Sux, Thiopentone, Pancuronium bro..... !
I have never had to have an anaesthetic before in my life ( apart, perhaps, from naproxen, or aspirin for toothache ), until now. Some Digger has to cut me open and replace my hip. I`d like to hear from a Gas Man that may put me at ease., because I`m shitting bricks that weigh more than Tower Bridge !
Not to dis this video - it contained excellent information for me, especially that pertaining to type of anaesthetic and recovery.
Thank you
Need right hip
Is there any way to correct the short hair of this patient with medication?
tf!??
I want mine with local anaesthetic
I’m having hip replacement surgery next week. So fucking nervous… 😰😰
How did your surgery go? I'm having mine this year and really really frightened of it all and being in more pain after surgery. Are you pain free now?
I want to be admitted to hospital half an hour before induction of anaesthesia for my total HR and be out of the bloody place the following day at the latest. I suppose I hope for too much.
Everything about it scares me. I can`t remember whether or not an enema ( God help me ) is administered some time before surgery or not.... surely not a phosphate enema ? But I`m fairly certain I shall wake up with a urethral catheter in situ.
I don`t want that, and I don`t want to have to sit on a commode to have a No 2 behind a curtain the other side of which twenty fellows are picking at their dinner !
Don’t need music very distracting 🤯