Cases of diseases of the hip joint represent the maximum percentage of all problems that people can experience with the bone skeleton. The main trouble of these particular diseases is that the patient experiences severe pain in case of problems in this area - it can be stronger only in the case of an advanced disease of the knee joint..

But pain in the knee area, as a rule, is localized, it is still easier to deal with them with the help of analgesics, and pain from the hip joint echoes to everything that is nearby - some patients even complain of pain in the kidneys, although with the kidneys.. Another problem is that in the case of diseases of any other joints, a person, in terms of pain resistance, can only partially restrict his mobility, but in the case of the hip, he turns out to be almost completely paralyzed even with the normal state of the spine and the central nervous system..

Fortunately, today we have already learned how to deal with this problem.. Albeit in a somewhat radical way, but this way still allows you to forget about the pain and the likely consequences of the development of the disease - a complete replacement of the hip joint makes it possible to continue living an almost full life. Actually, even without " But only when you follow some simple rules.

Usually, all these rules are signed by the attending physician responsible for rehabilitation.. But sometimes, when the joint takes root really well, the doctor may consider it possible to discharge the patient from the clinic earlier than three months later.. Some patients consider discharge to be the fundamental moment that determines the complete recovery of all functions.. And this is not entirely true, in any case, some basic rules will have to be followed to prevent loosening of the joint and damage to bone tissues - in this case, especially if cement fixation was used, the operation will have to be repeated.

In particular, even after going through the postoperative rehabilitation period for another three months (that is, until six months have passed since the operation), it is highly discouraged to sit on low chairs (by the way, this also applies to low toilets).

The angle of bend of the hip relative to the body should not exceed 90 degrees, otherwise the process of loosening of the joint may begin. In no case should you cross your legs - neither lying down, not sitting. Standard gymnastics and sports exercises in the gym should not include anything that implies sharp turns of the upper half of the body with a fixed pelvis - the head of the endoprosthesis may be dislocated, and in this case you will have to lie down on the operating table again.

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