05: Physical Therapist Discusses Hip Replacement Surgery and Artificial Hip Failures

Do you have pain that seems irregular after Hip Surgery? Today's guest will guide us through the expectations of hip surgery, what it is like to go through the surgery, what rehab is like, and what happens to a person when an artificial hip fails inside the body. Amy Dougherty a physical therapist on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, is the owner of Outer Banks Physical Therapy. She graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where Clay also attended college and Law School. Loved by her patients, she is an outstanding Physical Therapist and will explain how hip surgery impacts your body and what happens to the body when hip surgery fails. Show Highlights: Few reasons a person might need a hip replacement surgery Arthritis is the most common cause for hip replacement surgery How soon physical therapy starts after the surgery Biggest issues that come into play when going home for recovery What physical therapy might look like when you first arrive How long exercise at physical therapy tend to last and being able to take them home Sports that Amy would discourage after a hip replacement surgery Symptoms Amy notices if the hip surgery has failed There should be little to no pain after a hip surgery and the rehab Metallosis - description and what happens when you have it Rehab for a person who has multiple surgeries on the same hip Amy's medical opinion if a follow-up surgery would be successful Better outcomes after learning of metal on metal hips, and fewer revision surgeries Resources: Call Attorney Clay Hodges 919-456-8788

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05: Physical Therapist Discusses Hip Replacement Surgery and Artificial Hip Failures is an episode from Failed Hips and Harmful Drugs by Clay Hodges.

This episode is 36:21 long.

This episode was published on Dec 6, 2018.

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