ITTOG
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Thanks for checking in on me.I hope your surgery went smoothly and quickly!
They said it was worse than the MRI showed but was still 100% successful. Luckily there was minimal arthritis. Thus, shave the bone, repair a detached and torn labrum, repair a tendon, and remove the bursa. Just your standard hip stuff. The equipment I have to use is crazy. Not really in design, just a lot of it.
To wear while I sleep to ensure feet do not rotate. Have to stay at twelve o'clock position.

To ensure no blood clots develop. They inflate to massage the calves. At least 4 hours daily.

To help reduce swelling. Doc said every hour possible of every day for at least two weeks. I love this thing. Way better than ice packs.

Items to protect and help me walk.


Now just the recovery to complete.