Thank you for the update. May require this surgery and first hand accounts of what to expect are SO appreciated! Wishing you the best in your recovery!

I am experiencing something similar but I don’t think it’s as bad as your pain, it’s a shame you don’t do videos anymore because you explain things so well

I'm about to go through this same process here soon. My goal is to be fully functional after the surgery as soon as I can. I am a huge advocate of lifting weights and just being active. Although these videos help with my mental preparation for after surgery, your complications worry me a lot. I understand everybody is different so hopefully I have a different response. I know when my doctor did both hip evaluations for hip labrum tears they both popped. My right hip is the only one with the bone spur. I can tell your through some struggles with this, however, you seem to be positive on camera and I hope you're trying to be just as positive off camera.

I’m so glad I just found this video. I’m also feeling discouraged . Been tearful on and off today . My surgery was only 2 weeks and 2 days ago but I’ve been doing so well. But yesterday and today I started feeling the same groin pain I had prior to surgery. Not all the time but some times and idk if it’s from PT or what. I also tested my hip to see if it still does the popping thing it did prior to surgery when my hip is flexed like knee to chest and it did. I’ll be so sad if that doesn’t eventually go away. Ugh I feel for u because I know it sucks . I’ve been dealing with the pain 2 .5 years until they figured it was a torn labrum . Everytime I get discouraged I try to say a few positive things I’m grateful for to try and change my mindset . Wishing you the best of luck.

@asherpatino4141

Жыл бұрын

How you doing now?

@merdeaucul

Жыл бұрын

hey ! how are you feeling now ? did you eventually recoover, and in hindsight how do you feel about it all ? thanks for any info :)

@umit777.

Жыл бұрын

How are you now

@ErenMutlu9889

10 ай бұрын

@hhott74 How are you? My surgery also did two weeks and 3 days ago. Popping sounds in both hips are same like you mentioned. I hope you are okay now?

@umit777.

10 ай бұрын

@@ErenMutlu9889 Kardesim kime ameliyat oldunuz, labrumda yirtik var mıydı? Nasılsın simdi 3haftalık durumun nedir?

Thanks for the update! I’ve been rehabbing my hips for 4-5 years and am finally contemplating surgery. FAI & labral tears in both hips.

@meganmorelli9519

3 жыл бұрын

If nothing else has worked for 4-5 years I think you should definitely try surgery! It does work for a lot of people but I think i might have something else wrong or I’m just taking awhile to heal. Just make sure to get multiple opinions from doctors before you do it.

@umit777.

Жыл бұрын

What did you do. How are you now

@umit777.

Жыл бұрын

Lucas answer please

@lucasjay1000

Жыл бұрын

@@umit777. I actually avoided surgery completely. I’m about 95% pain free and rarely have flare ups. Main things that helped me were walking 7K-10K steps a day, stretching and foam rolling adductors/glutes/quads, and sticking to mostly machine exercises when lifting weights. I found most of my pain was caused by excessive sitting, chronically tight muscles, and barbell squats/deadlifts.

@umit777.

Жыл бұрын

​@@lucasjay1000thats good. How old are you

Ive had a total hip replacement 5 years ago and within the first 4 months I ended up dislocating 4 tines within a 2 month peroid. I had a revised hip surgery. Its been 4 years since I had that done. I'm still having pain on the left side. I am now looking at an anthroscopy procedure for my right hip labrum tear ans cyst. I found DSMO Is an amazing medication. I also use Diclofenac sodium topical. Helpe with pain.

Thank you for sharing. I have had two hip scope surgeries on my left hip. The first one they got in there and said it was worse than they thought so they scraped some bone and did labral repair. They didn't get all the bone off the femur they wanted so this time around they got the rest of it they wanted to and it's been 2 and half weeks I already feel a lot better than I did for the most part, just the surgery pain is all I have left to recover from. I hope that you feel better soon! I was really frustrated by how long it's taken me to get feeling better, might need to have surgery on my other hip and shoulders at some point here.

@erino5528

6 ай бұрын

How are things now?

@dancingshoes56

2 ай бұрын

Update?

Thanks for sharing, could you pls upload an update video?

I'm considering this surgery...I would be very interested to hear if you eventually had better success and if the pain went away after you made changes to your physical therapy regimen. Thanks for sharing your experience!!

I just got arthroscopic surgery on 11,27,23 I am still in a lot good heath to u all

curious to see how your hip totally recovered...having labral repair soon

Hey we never heard back from you. How are you doing now a couple of years later, did you fully recover, do you still have pain? Could you make a video for us? Thank you!

Hey, have you considered Prolotherapy? This could potential help you. All the best

Hey! How’s it going now?

Are you better now??

How are you now ¿ have you any pains? Is surgery worth it

How is your average pain 0-10?

Update please?

I had this surgery five months ago… about a month ago I was squatting and heard a pop then the hip repeatedly clicked and has clicked since (the clicking had gone away right after surgery). All of my presurgery pain is back (dull toothache type pain), which I hadn’t felt since presurgery. The doctor said I either popped a stitch from the hip capsule or possibly an anchor. I really don’t want to have another surgery. Im just curious if your toothache type pain from squatting is still there or if it went away?

@Mereship

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Erin, I’m just curious on your update with the pop and clicking. I’m having this surgery later this month and had one on the other hip over a year ago.

So how is your hip now several years later??

I am going on my 4th month I used 21 pt appointments in that time. I was on crutches for 6wks one crutch 2wks then walking just to my mail box and increasing the distance weekly if Im not in pain. It is not a steady healing process and if I over due it because I'm feeling better then I'm sore again. I was happy to find your story how are you doing now?

@umit777.

Жыл бұрын

How are you now

Hey girl, I just had this surgery a little over a month ago. My pain is horrible! I haven't been ale to progress that far in PT because of it. For some reason sitting is so darn painful. Over the last couple days it's just gotten worse and worse. Do you want the second hip done still? I really wish I could get it over with already. I was originally being told they'd be 3 months apart but because my recovery is so slow they don't think it's going to happen soon. I am so frustrated by it. Can't sleep at all.

@meganmorelli9519

3 жыл бұрын

What are you doing in physical therapy? I wasn’t in pain at all a month after surgery, I only started to feel the pain again once I started squatting in physical therapy. I would definitely tell your doctor about the pain, you might need steroids or something to help it heal!

@melbelle24

3 жыл бұрын

@@meganmorelli9519 super easy stuff so far. Bridges. Mini (really mini) squats. I just feel like I keep having the smallest movements that just set it off so bad. Like I will try to scoot or step to the side and it's like a jolt of horrible pain. My incision has opened back up twice now too so they've put me on antibiotics for it. Just not having a fun time. I am afraid to say something about the pain I am having though because even 2 weeks post surgery they seemed to be super judgmental of me saying that I was experiencing a lot of pain still.

@meganmorelli9519

3 жыл бұрын

Oh yea, certain movements like suddenly kicking my leg out to the side would be painful for me a month after surgery. But it was just twinges of pain, it wasn’t constant. I would try talk to a different doctor. It’s not ok for them to judge you for being in pain!

@umit777.

Жыл бұрын

​@@melbelle24how are you now? Are you have any problem in your hip

Hows your hips? Mine still hurts after over a year of hips arthroscopy.

Ugh I am 3 months post op, and having a huuuuge problem getting my range of motion back 😢 every KZread video, or internet story I read all sayyy their range of motion is pretty much back to normal. I can barely do a butterfly stretch or form a form with my leg (bringing surgery side legs foot to opposite side legs knee to form 4 I know u know but just gotta clarify 😂) but damn. I was hoping the still in pain (no offense! Not wishing u pain, but hoped itd bring peace of mind in seeing its normal) to my problem. But it seems to be difference. If u can recall what did 3 month flexibility look like for you and could you do the stretches I mentioned above? I know we don’t all heal the same. Taking it with a grain of salt but deff just want the honest feedback 🙏 thank you thank you thank you for the video

@samanthas4370

3 жыл бұрын

Hello, I had my right hip done in December 2020. My ROM sucks still and I can’t do the 4 form either; which was my favorite sleeping position lol but I did want to share that I started going to the Stretch Zone and they helped me out so much. Not sure if they have one where you’re at but definitely worth looking into.

@Cammy71480

3 жыл бұрын

@@samanthas4370 thank you so so much 🙏 that makes me feel a lottt better. IT IS MY FAVORITE SLEEP POSITION OMG 🤣🤣😂 omg that is wild. I lay on my stomach and stick that side leg out in a four 🥺 haha I miss those days. But heck yes I’ll look into stretch zone for sure!! I know stretching Deff seems to be key for this. I appreciate it!

@samanthas4370

3 жыл бұрын

@@Cammy71480 yeah, I was a stomach sleeper too but it’s too uncomfortable for me now. You may have been like me and were hyper-flexible. I could do the butterfly stretch and have my thighs touch the floor and rest my forehead on the floor too. My surgeon was honest and told me I may not be as flexible as I am used to. Stretching helps but I would find myself irritating my hip often when I would. The Stretch Zone crew are trained to properly stretch people with injuries. Haha I swear I’m not sponsored by them! But the stretches they do, there’s no way in hell we can do those on our own. I started when I was 3.5 months post op when my surgeon cleared me for all movements. My walking gait improved and the tightness in my hip was there but Minimized after a stretch session. They are pricey though, the only down fall.

@Cammy71480

3 жыл бұрын

@@samanthas4370 yesss this is so good to hear. I was pretty flexible before surgery as well! I was told about my range of motion either not being as good post surgery or it taking a very long time to become what it used to be. Yesss I will have to look into them, cause honestly I dislike stretching, and then now exactly… every time I would go to stretch I would irritate my hip and that never was the case before. That’s how far I am! Well 4 months post op on the 7! So that is perfect. It’s definitely worth looking into, and I can def see how pricey and maybe at least do a month or few sessions 🙏 it’s sooo worth it ive realized to pay for the things needed to improve any problems with the body. Thanks so much I appreciate it!!

@umit777.

Жыл бұрын

​@@samanthas4370how are you now? How is your hip labrum

Surgery Monday:( more scared now trying to decide if I’m makein right decision

@meganmorelli9519

3 жыл бұрын

It works for a lot of people, but I think I might have something else wrong that they didn’t catch. How long have you had hip problems before deciding to do surgery? And did you get multiple opinions from different doctors?

@umit777.

Жыл бұрын

Hey what did you do. How are you

@kathybates1751

10 ай бұрын

​@@meganmorelli9519How are you now? I am thinking about surgery for my tear?

I had surgery Sept 2022, Im still in pain, I need surgery on my other hip to but I a hesitant due to lack of results

@erino5528

6 ай бұрын

compensation maybe related to the other hip?

Im in the same boat… no medixation works for me…after surgery my doctor gave me cortisone immediately after surgery i thought the surgery fixed my problem but it was the cortisone he gave me that made my pain go away for only a month…

@umit777.

Жыл бұрын

How are you now. You think is Surgery wil be good at the after

Hello, how is your recovery now? I’m 10 weeks post op and still have groin and lower back pain.

@Curiouslauralee

3 жыл бұрын

I just had surgery for this today. 6 years of awful groin pain. The spacer is pissing me off because my back is killing me. Let me know how you’re both doing.

@samanthas4370

3 жыл бұрын

@@Curiouslauralee hello, I just had my left hip labrum fixed and so far I’ve been doing well. I still get tightness and groin pain in my right but from what my surgeon said, it’s part of the healing process and it could be there for a year.

@Mereship

2 жыл бұрын

@@Curiouslauralee what is the spacer? I’m having this surgery at the end of the month and I’m nervous.

@tboss8157

Жыл бұрын

@@samanthas4370 hi late reply but since you mentioned low back and groin pain at week 10 (I’m in identical position rn) , when did that resolve? It has been so up and down it is mentally deflating so far. Felt improvement week 6, now freaking out week 10.

@erino5528

6 ай бұрын

@@samanthas4370 How are things now post 2 years?

I was under the impression you are not supposed to squat very much after that surgery.

The chats are not too encouraging 🙈 any successful stories out there? I’m on my 2nd week will start therapy this week. Don’t feel pain but I guess that is because I’m just walking with the crutches and not moving my leg inward outward motion.

Seek a 2nd opinion.