A quad developes new bone and broken bones heal faster than
"normal" people.
I'm post sci 42 years, have had both hip joints removed (girdlestone)
due to calcification and one hip fusing, the other popping out.
Glenn Henry
In a message dated 2/20/2008 3:17:15 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi, Gina, some years back during one of my surgeries, as I came awake in
the Operation room , the doctors had my skeletal body on some full screen
thing in the Operation Room, They were wanting to know if I injured my Hips In
the Auto Accident I was in , in August of 1997. I said not to my knowledge and
they just said --Hmm They look out of line or sort of dislocated on the
Screen. Then Simply sent me to the recovery room and we just forgot about
it......But like you , I have occassional popping in my hips and also
sometimes in my
knee's. At least so far no swelling or unusual looking signs to the naked
eye.
Dan H.
gina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was asked yesterday if I ever dislocated my hip. I told them not that I
knew, but my hip does pop sometimes, so we continued talking about it and they
told me that I have a dislocated hip but its not bad yet, but I could never
use a standing thingy, because if I did it would dislocate it. I wasn't
planning on using one anyway, but
I was glad that they told me. I was just wondering if anyone else has been
told that their hip was dislocated or that their muscles or ligaments wasn't
holding their hip in anymore and what can you do about it?
Gina
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