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Old 04-07-2007, 12:17 AM #1
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Default Hip Update

Just a quick update to my good friends here, I just recently seen my surgeon and he said xrays look great, i got a full range of movement, i can throw the crutches away on Tuesday as i can put 100% weight back on that leg again, i start physio that day for rehab exercises and i get reviewed again in 3 months time.
I have NO PAIN what so ever anymore its really unbelievable the difference its made, my protheses was put in directly in the femur bone [no cement] its designed for my bone to fuse into it.
thanks so much for your support.
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