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Hip dislocated Friday. Also got pumped up with ********.
09-30-2023, 09:01 AM
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Originally Posted By gmenfan40⏩
Thts an artificial hipHow the fukk did that happen? How does your hip even work with screws in it? I thought they used an implant to fix a hip. (Super Ded fkn Srs)
09-30-2023, 09:12 AM
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Originally Posted By Postmort3m⏩
Interesting. As you can tell I'm no doctor and am not trained to read x-ray. What's the recovery time for that? I imagine it's probably painful as fukk and going to be a while. (Super Ded fkn Srs)Thts an artificial hip
09-30-2023, 09:39 AM
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OP why you got a fake hip? how old are you?
how the hell did it come out?
how the hell did it come out?
09-30-2023, 09:45 AM
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Did they have to do the artificial hip because of vascular disruption?
Hip dislocations can cause damage to a ligament that supplies a blood vessel to the head of the femur, causing avascular necrosis.
A hip dislocation isn’t typically something you just just pop back into place. There would also be labral damage.
I guess any other ligamentous damage was repaired or will heal over time.
The amount of force required to dislocate the hip is quite remarkable. How did this occur? It’s usually the result of motor vehicle accidents or falls off buildings.
I’m tempted to neg due to lack of information presented in the OP. How hard is it to give information? Fukin answer questions goddamnit.
Hip dislocations can cause damage to a ligament that supplies a blood vessel to the head of the femur, causing avascular necrosis.
A hip dislocation isn’t typically something you just just pop back into place. There would also be labral damage.
I guess any other ligamentous damage was repaired or will heal over time.
The amount of force required to dislocate the hip is quite remarkable. How did this occur? It’s usually the result of motor vehicle accidents or falls off buildings.
I’m tempted to neg due to lack of information presented in the OP. How hard is it to give information? Fukin answer questions goddamnit.
09-30-2023, 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted By gmenfan40⏩
It’s a fake hip.How the fukk did that happen? How does your hip even work with screws in it? I thought they used an implant to fix a hip. (Super Ded fkn Srs)
Hip is a ball and socket joint. They glue and screw the socket part in.
The ball is attached to the long piece of metal that they hammer into the femur.
It just randomly popped out while I was taking a shower after working out (squats and Romanian deadlifts).I lifted my leg up onto a bench to wash the lower part of it. And out it came.
09-30-2023, 09:53 AM
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09-30-2023, 09:57 AM
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Originally Posted By FoulSmell⏩
WtfIt’s a fake hip.
Hip is a ball and socket joint. They glue and screw the socket part in.
The ball is attached to the long piece of metal that they hammer into the femur.
It just randomly popped out while I was taking a shower after working out (squats and Romanian deadlifts).I lifted my leg up onto a bench to wash the lower part of it. And out it came.
Hip is a ball and socket joint. They glue and screw the socket part in.
The ball is attached to the long piece of metal that they hammer into the femur.
It just randomly popped out while I was taking a shower after working out (squats and Romanian deadlifts).I lifted my leg up onto a bench to wash the lower part of it. And out it came.
Wtf is wrong with your joints bro
Do you have hypermobility in other joints?
09-30-2023, 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted By Ausaric⏩
Not that uncommon with an artificial hip. My grandfather has had 3 hip replacements in his life. It has popped out randomly a few times on him. Once tying his shoes, one time while he was gardening, and another time doing something similar to what OP said he did. Every time has to be picked up via ambulance.Wtf
Wtf is wrong with your joints bro
Do you have hypermobility in other joints?
Wtf is wrong with your joints bro
Do you have hypermobility in other joints?
Artificial hips scare me. I don't even want to get a replacement of anything.
09-30-2023, 10:32 AM
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Originally Posted By FoulSmell⏩
okay, you're telling us these things, but what we want to know is why do you have a fake hip to begin with for this event to happen? Hip replacements are usually a 60-80 year old problem.It’s a fake hip.
Hip is a ball and socket joint. They glue and screw the socket part in.
The ball is attached to the long piece of metal that they hammer into the femur.
It just randomly popped out while I was taking a shower after working out (squats and Romanian deadlifts).I lifted my leg up onto a bench to wash the lower part of it. And out it came.
Hip is a ball and socket joint. They glue and screw the socket part in.
The ball is attached to the long piece of metal that they hammer into the femur.
It just randomly popped out while I was taking a shower after working out (squats and Romanian deadlifts).I lifted my leg up onto a bench to wash the lower part of it. And out it came.
09-30-2023, 10:39 AM
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Originally Posted By DeadlyStriker⏩
Oh I didn’t realize he dislocated an artificial hip. I thought he had to get an artificial hip surgery because he dislocated his native hip.Not that uncommon with an artificial hip. My grandfather has had 3 hip replacements in his life. It has popped out randomly a few times on him. Once tying his shoes, one time while he was gardening, and another time doing something similar to what OP said he did. Every time has to be picked up via ambulance.
Artificial hips scare me. I don't even want to get a replacement of anything.
Artificial hips scare me. I don't even want to get a replacement of anything.
But who was reading comprehension? I am retarded.
Well that makes more sense. He dislocated his artificial hip and they had to reduce the artificial joint which must be incredibly painful process.
Interesting. Op also is squatting and doing powerlifting type movements with an artificial hip. Not sure that’s quite recommended but what the fuk do I know?
09-30-2023, 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted By Ausaric⏩
Yea it took me a second to realize that's what he was saying initially.Oh I didn’t realize he dislocated an artificial hip. I thought he had to get an artificial hip surgery because he dislocated his native hip.
But who was reading comprehension? I am retarded.
Well that makes more sense. He dislocated his artificial hip and they had to reduce the artificial joint which must be incredibly painful process.
Interesting. Op also is squatting and doing powerlifting type movements with an artificial hip. Not sure that’s quite recommended but what the fuk do I know?
But who was reading comprehension? I am retarded.
Well that makes more sense. He dislocated his artificial hip and they had to reduce the artificial joint which must be incredibly painful process.
Interesting. Op also is squatting and doing powerlifting type movements with an artificial hip. Not sure that’s quite recommended but what the fuk do I know?
I've never seen someone so young have a hip replacement so I also have no idea if doing powerlifting movements on an artificial hip is recommended either lol. Wouldn't seem like it would...
09-30-2023, 11:04 AM
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Interesting. Why did you even get the hip replacement?
09-30-2023, 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted By gmenfan40⏩
Depends on a lot of factors. Age and the reason for getting the hip in the 1st place. Mine was caused from a head on car accident, 2 cars each doing 65+ mph hit head on. The other dude for whatever reason shot across a grass divider on a highway, and hit me head on, I was driving a VW Jetta at the time. Broke my neck (c1 and c2), most my ribs, my femoral head of my hip and spun my leg around backwards.Interesting. As you can tell I'm no doctor and am not trained to read x-ray. What's the recovery time for that? I imagine it's probably painful as fukk and going to be a while. (Super Ded fkn Srs)
I’ve had 4 hip operations and this was my 6th total dislocation. The other 5 dislocations were within a week of the surgery or the accident. One time I was able to get it back in myself.
This time I passed out from the pain of trying to get it back in and collapsed in the shower while my wife was on the phone with 911. One min I was standing trying to get it in, then I got dizzy, next thing I remember I was on the shower floor, with my head crooked to one side and wedged in the corner, with my wife screaming at 911 that she thought I died.
09-30-2023, 12:37 PM
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09-30-2023, 12:43 PM
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Originally Posted By Ausaric⏩
Due to car accident. Femoral head broke off into 3 pieces. They tried screwing them together, doc said 50/50 shot of it working. It did not. 10 months later I got the replacement. About 10 yrs later a revision, 7 yrs later another revision.Did they have to do the artificial hip because of vascular disruption?
Hip dislocations can cause damage to a ligament that supplies a blood vessel to the head of the femur, causing avascular necrosis.
A hip dislocation isn’t typically something you just just pop back into place. There would also be labral damage.
I guess any other ligamentous damage was repaired or will heal over time.
The amount of force required to dislocate the hip is quite remarkable. How did this occur? It’s usually the result of motor vehicle accidents or falls off buildings.
I’m tempted to neg due to lack of information presented in the OP. How hard is it to give information? Fukin answer questions goddamnit.
Hip dislocations can cause damage to a ligament that supplies a blood vessel to the head of the femur, causing avascular necrosis.
A hip dislocation isn’t typically something you just just pop back into place. There would also be labral damage.
I guess any other ligamentous damage was repaired or will heal over time.
The amount of force required to dislocate the hip is quite remarkable. How did this occur? It’s usually the result of motor vehicle accidents or falls off buildings.
I’m tempted to neg due to lack of information presented in the OP. How hard is it to give information? Fukin answer questions goddamnit.
Out of 6 complete dislocations, I got it back in once. The 5th time.
Almost zero force except the original accident which I didn’t count as a dislocation.
First 5 happened laying in bed. This one I was in the shower and picked my foot up to wash my lower leg and foot.
Hope that answers your questions.
09-30-2023, 12:47 PM
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Originally Posted By skier!⏩
Most painful of my 6 dislocations. Except for the fact that after my 4th they didn’t put it back in for a good 6-8 hours. I passed out while standing in the shower from the pain of this one.That dislocation must have hurt like a motherf*cker
09-30-2023, 12:48 PM
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Originally Posted By DeadlyStriker⏩
By the time you need one, you’ll be in so much pain that you’ll welcome it.Not that uncommon with an artificial hip. My grandfather has had 3 hip replacements in his life. It has popped out randomly a few times on him. Once tying his shoes, one time while he was gardening, and another time doing something similar to what OP said he did. Every time has to be picked up via ambulance.
Artificial hips scare me. I don't even want to get a replacement of anything.
Artificial hips scare me. I don't even want to get a replacement of anything.
09-30-2023, 12:53 PM
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Originally Posted By Maestro⏩
Bad car accident at age 36.okay, you're telling us these things, but what we want to know is why do you have a fake hip to begin with for this event to happen? Hip replacements are usually a 60-80 year old problem.
Two cars doing 65+ mph hit head on. The other driver for whatever reason crossed the grass divider on RT 78. I was going west, in the westbound lane. He was going EAST in the WESTbound lane.
He died, I lived but got f-ed up.
09-30-2023, 12:55 PM
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09-30-2023, 01:02 PM
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Originally Posted By Ausaric⏩
Doc and physical therapist said it was ok as long as it didn’t hurt. One of the things they had me doing was body weight squats on a bosu balance ball. 9 months after surgery (around January)I started squatting and deadlifting with just the bar and worked my way slowly.Oh I didn’t realize he dislocated an artificial hip. I thought he had to get an artificial hip surgery because he dislocated his native hip.
But who was reading comprehension? I am retarded.
Well that makes more sense. He dislocated his artificial hip and they had to reduce the artificial joint which must be incredibly painful process.
Interesting. Op also is squatting and doing powerlifting type movements with an artificial hip. Not sure that’s quite recommended but what the fuk do I know?
But who was reading comprehension? I am retarded.
Well that makes more sense. He dislocated his artificial hip and they had to reduce the artificial joint which must be incredibly painful process.
Interesting. Op also is squatting and doing powerlifting type movements with an artificial hip. Not sure that’s quite recommended but what the fuk do I know?
They are low impact. High impact like running, tennis and such are one that really have to be avoided.
09-30-2023, 01:06 PM
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Originally Posted By wasp9166⏩
I have a handicapped shower, large walk-in, sandpaper like flooring(commercial restaurant tiles), couple grab bars, and a bench to sit on if need be. I picked up my foot onto the bench to wash my lower leg, and it just popped out. I didn’t slip, I wasn’t off balance. It just happened.In the shower ??
What did you do ,hop on one foot to get dressed
What did you do ,hop on one foot to get dressed
09-30-2023, 01:37 PM
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All sounds so painful. Speedy recovery OP.
09-30-2023, 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted By FoulSmell⏩
Yea my boss just had on. He had an ankle replacement, then hernia surgery. Unknowingly he fukked up his hip so bad from limping with his bad ankle that he was bone on bone and the bone spurs were wrecking him.By the time you need one, you’ll be in so much pain that you’ll welcome it.
He literally couldn't walk more than like 20 steps before needing to sit down. So it makes sense haha.
09-30-2023, 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted By Ausaric⏩
with shoulders (I know from experience) bone loss in the humeral head. and then you will need a graft (remplissage) but no idea with a fake hipIs there any risk of damage with repeated dislocations like this?
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