What to Know about Hip Replacement If You're Young and Active
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- If you're young and active, you may have special concerns when considering a hip replacement. In this panel discussion, leading hip replacement experts Edwin Su, MD, Alexander McLawhorn, MD and Peter Sculco, MD, share everything you need to know about hip osteoarthrits, from signs and symptoms to information about treatment and recovery.
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Thank you for this great presentation , My specialist's recommendations eleven months ago were to delay hip replacement on the basis that at 55 years old I would most likely require more surgery around 75yo where age would make the procedure more risky.
I have struggled with his diagnosis & feel that He'd took little consideration in how my passion for particular sports & activities have been impacted through joint deterioration.
Hearing my thoughts mirrored by your panel on how quality of life during younger years should take priority over ageing concerns has inspired me to pursue fresh diagnosis.
Thanks SO much for your video! I just turned 54 and had a THR 3 weeks ago for severe osteoarthritis secondary to mild hip dysplasia. It was refreshing, comforting, and educational to see a video focusing on us younger " hippies".
As a 50 year male about to have a total hip replacement and worried about not being able to continue to play squash, soccer and run, this is the best CZcams clip I have watched in the past 12 months. Possibly ever. Many, many thanks for setting my mind at ease about so many of the anxieties I had about the ramifications of this surgery, particularly on future participation in competitive sport.
Three of the best Doctors I've ever seen!! I feel more confident going into a total hip replacement and continue to be active. May God bless the world with more of you guys.
Great presentation. Dr. Sculco you’re the best! Hip is doing great... movement is much better than before surgery! Thank you for taking away my pain.
Although we are a relatively small but growing group of individuals dealing with extreme hip pain, I am VERY THANKFUL for the time you spent to prepare and present this video.
I am 32, diagnosed with perthes, and experienced progressive pain since high school football (in Texas I might add 😁). Now with 2 children, my quality of life has been severely affected in the last 4yrs, contained only with cortisone and hyaluronic acid (euflexxa) injections.
The injections no longer have the same effect, and as a family we've decided to move forward with THR. I'm nervous, but excited.
This video has prepared me with questions for my doctor, and expectations for THR - when knowledge increases, skepticism decreases.
Again, HUGE thank you for this video 🙌
I am on same page , I am 39, diagnosed with perthes, so I understand you Layton very much. I am in lancaster PA looking some info and place to make THR)))
So happy to have found this as I navigate the decisions ahead. Thank you.
Same! I’m grateful
Thank you. I have hip replacement surgery scheduled and I am in this younger age category. This was great information and well presented. Yes, quality of life was the key point in my decision, as the last year has been very challenging with pain and increasing limitations. This is not known to the general public that this is becoming a more common surgery at a younger age, news to me. I would have had this surgery sooner.
This was an excellent presentation! Thank you Dr.'s. As a very active 52 yr. old dancer who is about to undergo total hip replacement, I am in the hallelujah choir of this discussion. I struggled making the final decision to have the surgery but after talking to so many former colleagues who not only had the surgery but are back to their normal level of activity with NO pain, I finally broke down and scheduled my surgery. I'm looking forward to simply walking to and from work with no pain and to getting back to doing the activities I'm passionate about.
So glad I found this video it was extremely informative. I'm 61 with two bad hips, constantly in pain . I'm trying to avoid surgery but nothing else is helping at this point and surgery is probably going to be my only option . This video was so straight forward..
Thank you for this! Getting ready for total hip replacement at 48 years. I’m an active female- was born w hip dysplasia, was a competitive figure skater for 17 years. Tore labrum running and have been Trying to deal w life and pain for over a year. Afraid to pull trigger bc I love and need to be active ( jogging, weight lifting) . I’m very relieved to move forward after watching this video. Thank you!!
How is your hip doing now? Are you recovering well?
I am 38 years old and I will be having hip replacement surgery this Thursday coming up (in 2 days). I'm trying not to think about the risks and just thinking positive because I really need it. Please pray for me that everything goes well 🙏
Prayers just made appointment ,good luck with recovery!
@@richdome1 i appreciate it so much 🙏 God bless🙏
You will be fine. I get my rh done tomorrow
@@tracyyym3526 Thank you! I got mine on Thursday I'm still recovering it's a little more painful than what I thought but don't worry or get scared everybody is different God is in control of your surgery!
How are you doing? Can you update POST OP please?!! 💛🥰💯👍🏽 I have an MRI to see the stage of AVN... Hope all is well! 👍🏽🙏💯🎇
Thank you Dr. Sculco for giving life back in my years. I'm the under 60 group that will be able to get back to my sports when the time is right.🥰
Great video, I am one of these young patients - 30 years old , thanks for such informative presentation, you are doing great job!!!
Thanks for sharing this information. I had a total hip replacement a little over 2 weeks ago and I think that I’m recovering well. I’m looking forward to being able to move freely again and getting back to a more active life. Thanks Dr. Su, you are one of the best!
I may not be young but I'm super fit and active so I'm very interested! You covered myconcerns
This has been so informative and reassuring. Thank you as I go through recovery.
Thanks for this Dr.'s. I've been living with a degrading left hip for a few years now, progressing to severe osteoarthritis. @ almost 59, I want to be able to enjoy pain free activity as I did prior to the onset of this issue. Your discussion provided a lot of good information to make an informed decision.
Super good discussion
I am exactly the person it was about and addressed the questions I had in a thorough way
Very useful video for young people in the hip replacement surgery predicament
This was a very comprehensive review and educational piece! I am having hip surgery in a few months and this presentation was exactly what I needed for better unbiased understanding of the entire process! Thank you
Thank you! This is the most helpful info I've found so far. I'm 61, reasonably healthy and active, and having my R hip replaced in 3 weeks. Really counting on a smooth recovery and return to the activities I love.
All the best Holly- I am 60 and had my right hip replaced posterior approach 2 weeks ago. I am really happy with the recovery. I am walking well with a stick- only used the walker for a week.
The worst thing now is sleeping on my back for 6 weeks as I am a side sleeper.
Post op the arthritis pain was gone - just wound pain which I know will disappear and already is improving.
Make sure you take regular pain meds post op- keep on top of it. So glad I have had it done!
@@drillbillysab Thank you for your message! I'm having the anterior approach. Also a side sleeper. Can you not sleep on your side with a pillow between your legs?
@@Hollym59 my surgeon prefers back sleeping for 6 weeks to reduce risk of dislocation if cross legs over in sleep. Other Drs aren’t so concerned. Finding it hard on my back so physio showed me how to side sleep with a pillow- tried it but my leg hurt but will try again. Less restrictions with the anterior approach. You won’t regret having the op- all the best!
Thank you so much for this very informative and helpful discussion on Total hip replacement and hip resurfacing procedures for the younger more active person.
Great info video. Day 12 of my right THR with left THR due in 3 months. Both bone on bone osteoarthritis with lots of pain and diminished quality of life. Worked hard on pre op physio 8 weeks out. Still have some post op pain but joint feels very smooth, each day it gets better with measured post op physio. Not a race, rest when you need and make sensible use of pain relief. Used CorinRPM parts & process.
Same here: 12 days out lateral incision. Knee is now a tad sore but all in all feeling pretty good and like you said.. It's NOT A RACE. Best Wishes.
Fantastic presentation. Thank you
At the age of 18 I had a R Femur #. This resulted in an ORIF. At age 24 my gait became effected as males can grow up until 25. At this time I was told by another orthopaedic surgeon: "That rod should have come out a long time ago. It needs to be removed before it causes anymore problems." I'll be 31 in 2 months and still have this rod in my leg. I now have a LLD, bilateral OA & Hip Protrusion. The Protrusion on the left side is worse than the right as the left leg is the longer leg. I am in constant pain. Doctors are not helping me. I have done what they recommend (shoelift and exercises). I am told: "I don't recommend a hip replacement for you" AND "Manage the pain as best you can."
It's like they want my femur to protrude right through my pelvis before they do anything. I had to change careers due to my injury and now I can't perform the 2nd career I got into.
I'm in Toronto Canada.
All SUGGESTIONS ARE GREATLY APPRECIATED.
What has happened since man ?
@@bitbleed I have consulted several doctors. Dr. Paley of Florida said: “You have developed protrusion of both hips.” (July 2021)
Dr. Schemitsch of London Ontario says: “First we need to see if your a candidate for a biological procedure which would be arthroscopy. We need an MRI or you hip saying full subchondral defects. If there’s no more cartilage arthroscopy is pointless. The. We proceeded with BHR on the left & THR on the right.” (April 28th, 2022).
Dr. Whelan of SMH says: “I don’t see protrusion.” (May 2022)
After 6 years of this doctor following me only now does his reports say FAI Femoral Acetabular Impingement when I had it all along.
I have CT scan scheduled July 25th 2022, not an MRI. Probably because it’s cheaper. Doctors get kick backs on scans they order. You can read reviews on him stating: “This Doctor has souls his soul to WSIB.” He’s all about the money, not about helping people.
You can read review on ratemd.
Excellent presentation. Congrats to all!
Great information! I am needing a THR on the left hip, I'm 56 and have hip dysplasia. R side had an Osteotomy in 2009. Following that surgery I suffered a non union pelvic fracture. I am wondering if dysplastic hips are more difficult or require special materials and may not be eligible for certain typical surgical procedures?
This was excellent information. Thank you all.
I am 54 and preparing for a right leg hip joint total hip replacement. For the last decade the amount of time doing tennis, road cycling, montain skiing and motorcycle was significantly reduced due to unberable pain. So, I hope to return to these activities at least to some extend. Thanks for the hope you give.
In 2010, at age 53, I had resurfacing on my left hip. 10 years later in Jan 2020, it’s in perfect condition and I had my right hip resurfaced. Dr Edwin Su performed both at HSS. Great Hospital and Dr Su is the Best !
I would love to hear this team talk about the KNEE. Why have we not made progress with meniscus replacement? Seems like it is a basic failure not to be able to replace a meniscus vs a total knee procedure?
Hello, thank you for this great information! I am a professional disc golf athlete and I’m facing bi-lateral hip replacement. Will I be able to compete after surgery and how long will it take to recover? I’m 41 years old.
Osteonecrosis is my diagnosis
thank you Doctors) that s great job!
Have been suffering hip arthritis on both feet for over 10 years . My surgery was done 3 months ago but I still feel pain after therapy exercises.
Advice please 🙏
Could I consult one of these doctors?
Do you do both hips at once ? If not, why ? Im in the young categorie. Both hip are stuffed, pinned with R hip being more painful an less gap space between ball n socket
THR at 19 due to AVN.
Same here man, 19 and need a hip replacement. I’m supposed to go into surgery tomorrow. Any advice?
Why not resurfacing? Heard it’s better for younger patients. So confusing I’m still comparing the 2.
@@saxaviercisco my hip collapsed and looked like a mushroom rather than a ball
@@forrestmaze6607 take your recovery slow. You’re probably going to feel a lot better than you really are
Shucks, I’m also looking at this. Worried about still be able to play sport.
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excellent job