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I had my hip replaced on the NHS 18 months ago. Today I walk with a stick. If you're on the waiting list reading this, please read what I've learned before you sign the consent form. My name is Patricia. I'm 64, I live in a quiet town in the Midlands, and I retired three years ago after thirty years working in a residential care home as a senior care assistant. My husband Tony is 66, a retired pos

I had my hip replaced on the NHS 18 months ago. Today I walk with a stick. If you're on the waiting list reading this, please read what I've learned before you sign the consent form. My name is Patricia. I'm 64, I live in a quiet town in the Midlands, and I retired three years ago after thirty years working in a residential care home as a senior care assistant. My husband Tony is 66, a retired pos

I saw the Alorea HipCore was 50% off and came with a 90-day money-back guarantee, so I decided to see if all the good things I'd heard were true. I was left stunned. I was super skeptical at first because it just sounded way too good to be true. But after using it for a week... wow. The results are real. Here's what I noticed in just the first week: - The deep groin burning at three in the morning

I saw the Alorea HipCore was 50% off and came with a 90-day money-back guarantee, so I decided to see if all the good things I'd heard were true. I was left stunned. I was super skeptical at first because it just sounded way too good to be true. But after using it for a week... wow. The results are real. Here's what I noticed in just the first week: - The deep groin burning at three in the morning

5 myths about hip pain that you must know. Myth #1: Hip replacement surgery solves the problem. Nope! The reality is that 1 in 5 women are still in chronic pain a year after the operation. The surgery changes the joint surfaces. It doesn't reach the locked deep gluteal muscles around the joint. It doesn't reach the inflamed peri-articular nerves. Surgery is a temporary fix at best for many. Myth #

If your hip replacement letter from the NHS hasn't come and your cortisone has stopped working and your GP has told you there's nothing else they can do in the meantime, then I want you to read this carefully. I spent thirty-six years as a ward sister at the Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle. I'm now on the same list you are. My name is Pauline. I'm sixty-six. I retired from the NHS in 2022 af

If you've been on the NHS hip replacement waiting list for more than nine months and the occupational therapist has been to your house at least once, then I want you to read this carefully. I spent twenty-eight years as one of those occupational therapists in Cardiff. I now know what I was actually delivering to those houses, and what I should have been able to say at the door. My name is Patricia

5 myths about hip pain that you must know. Myth #1: Hip replacement surgery solves the problem. Nope! The reality is that 1 in 5 women are still in chronic pain a year after the operation. The surgery changes the joint surfaces. It doesn't reach the locked deep gluteal muscles around the joint. It doesn't reach the inflamed peri-articular nerves. Surgery is a temporary fix at best for many. Myth #