12-06-2018, 01:44 AM
(12-06-2018, 12:45 AM)c4e link Wrote:@ deags
I saw the physio 3 days after I got home
She stayed about 15 minutes and was so impressed by the movement I had that she said a follow up wasn't neccessary
I have been doing my own rehab
I saw the specialist a fortnight ago, he was very happy with everything and asked how the physio was coming along.
I told him the story and he has me booked for physio next week
I haven't spent a great deal on the couch and am steadily increasing the distances I walk
My advice is to see how you go once physio starts back up again. It blows my mind that that was the response you got from the physio.
If the surgeon is happy, that's good. But make sure you are telling him exactly what you feel and about what causes you pain, and how often you are getting pain.
Every one is different. Joint replacements are a painful journey. As long as you are noticing improvement, that is probably the main thing, but if not, see your GP or try to get back into to see the surgeon if it is really arcing up.