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Anonymous users2024-02-13About 3 months after hip surgery, there are many precautions to be taken during the period: 1. After hip surgery, prevent surgical infection, and keep the wound dry and avoid splashing before the wound heals after surgery. If you have a fever that lasts more than 38 and the wound is red and swollen, contact your doctor immediately.
2. To prevent venous thrombosis, functional exercises should be started as soon as possible after surgery, and the ankle joint can be moved the next day after surgery, and then cooperate with the intravenous pump to effectively prevent venous thrombosis. 3. To prevent dislocation and fall after surgery, it is forbidden to do cross-legged and squats within 3 months after surgery, which not only cannot play the role of functional exercise, but may damage the newly replaced artificial joint, and even have to be operated again. In daily life, nutritional support should be strengthened, and more foods rich in vitamins and proteins should be eaten to enhance the body's immunity and promote postoperative recovery.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12Recovery is basic in about 3 months after hip surgery. First of all, after hip surgery, it is necessary to prevent surgical infection and keep the wound dry while the wound heals after surgery. If fever and wound swelling persist above 38 degrees, you should contact your doctor promptly.
Secondly, in order to prevent venous thrombosis, functional exercises should be carried out as soon as possible after surgery. The ankle joint can be moved the day after surgery, and then the intravenous pump can be used to effectively prevent venous thrombosis. In addition, dislocations and falls should be prevented after surgery.
It is forbidden to sit cross-legged for 3 months after surgery, which not only does not play the role of functional exercise, but may also damage the new artificial joint, and even have to be operated again.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11It may take more than 3 months, about 4-5 months, for the acetabular fracture to fully return to normal. Some patients recover slowly, and it takes about half a year for them to fully return to normal. Acetabular fracture is one of the more important pelvic fractures because it involves the flattening of the articular surface.
If the acetabular fracture is displaced by 2mm, surgery is generally recommended**. It takes at least 3 months to fully recover to normal, and 3 months is when the fracture has basically reached the point of bony union. Anxin Medical wishes you a happy life!
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Anonymous users2024-02-10It may take a long time for acetabular fracture to fully recover, about half a year, and you should also be careful after recovery, do not walk and stand with weight for a long time, and do not climb mountains, etc.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09The recovery time for acetabular fracture is usually about 8 to 12 weeks. Early traction avoids necrosis of the femoral head. However, in the process of traction, it is necessary to pay attention to the function of the leg muscles to avoid disuse atrophy.
Generally, you can get out of bed and walk on crutches in about eight weeks, and it is estimated that it will take about 4 to 6 months to do without crutches at all.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Complete recovery from acetabular fracture takes about 3-6 months.
Acetabular fractures are intra-articular fractures. If the fracture is not displaced and strict bed rest is required, conservative is an option**.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07It varies from person to person, and the time is generally longer. It is necessary to listen to the opinions of professional doctors in the hospital, and do not hearsay that causes secondary injuries that outweigh the losses.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06In the early stage of fracture, the pain and swelling of the affected area is obvious, this is normal, if you want to recover as soon as possible, surgery alone is not enough, after all, these steel plates and nails on the operation only play a fixed role, there is no help to the growth of callus, the bone does not grow well, pain, swelling will exist, if you want the broken bone to grow faster and better, what you need is not only fixation, but more importantly, it can promote the growth of a large number of callus as soon as possible, and healing in the shortest time is the most important. Acetabular fracture within a month, the pain can be basically eliminated after 5 to 7 days of medication (Western medicine will only give swelling and painkillers to relieve pain, and the symptoms can not be cured), and after a month, you can go down to the ground on crutches to learn to walk, about **in about 40 to 50 days**, and after 10 days of maintenance, you can take a film to see that the callus at the broken place grows and heals well.
Before there is no **, it is advisable to rest more and move less, and use Western medicine with caution, especially hormone drugs and painkillers.
Good luck soon**!
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Analysis: Hello, according to the information you provided, you have had hip surgery, how long it takes to recover after surgery, mainly depends on what kind of surgery you have.
Guidance: There are many surgeries on the hip joint, such as acetabular fracture internal fixation surgery, hip dislocation surgery, artificial femoral head or total hip replacement surgery, etc. Acetabular fracture is hungry and it takes about 3 months after internal fixation surgery to gradually walk on the ground.
It takes 6-8 weeks after hip dislocation surgery to walk on the ground. Artificial macrokey femoral head or total hip replacement surgery is about 10 days after surgery, and you can gradually walk on the ground.
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