Pain After Hip Replacement?
Hip replacement can successfully address serious structural joint problems, yet many people continue to experience pain, stiffness, restricted movement, or difficulty walking after surgery.
Persistent pain does not necessarily mean that the replacement itself has failed.
Why Pain Can Persist After Hip Replacement
Diagnosticians Most Often Conclude:
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Post-surgical scar tissue
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Muscle and fascial restrictions
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Changes in gait and movement
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Restricted hip mobility
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Compensation involving the back, pelvis, or leg
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Soft-tissue dysfunction surrounding the surgical area
New or unexplained pain after joint replacement should first be medically evaluated to rule out complications involving the prosthesis, infection, fracture, or other conditions requiring medical care.
When Surgery Hasn't Ended the Pain
According to The Pain Whisperer who has treated 10's of thousands of chronic pain patients including after "failed" surgeries, most hip replacment surgeries may be precluded and even after surgery when there is persistent chronic pain his outcomes consistently and quickly end that pain with lasting results.
Through sophisticated palpation he finds the cause of most hip and knee chronic pain and he tells us it's most often not what the diagnostics indicated. Yes, arthritis is real, including mechanical dysfunction such as thinned or compressed cartilage and arthritic bones changes that may remain after surgery.
The pain though is typically from adhesions (glued-together cells) in muscle and tendon which surrounds and controls the joints.
By manually repairing those adhesions the normal function of those muscles and tendons is restored and the pain is ended with lasting result. He is typically able to do this with one treatment per major area of chronic pain such as a hip or knee or the low back.
Real Patient Results
See patients with persistent pain after surgery and other longstanding conditions describe their experiences and results.
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Still Hurting After Hip Replacement?
If you have persistent pain despite previous surgery/treatment, contact us to to end the pain (typical result).