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Total Hip Replacement.
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In February 2019, an Orthopaedic Consultant said that I needed a total hip replacement urgently.
At the pre-op assessment, it was discovered I had something wrong with my heart and this led to Echo test and MRI scan. As a result, the anaesthetist advised against hip operation and I have been in constant pain ever since - I cannot tolerate some of the medications advised by GP. Has anyone else experienced this scenario and have eventually had the operation?
At the pre-op assessment, it was discovered I had something wrong with my heart and this led to Echo test and MRI scan. As a result, the anaesthetist advised against hip operation and I have been in constant pain ever since - I cannot tolerate some of the medications advised by GP. Has anyone else experienced this scenario and have eventually had the operation?
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Now, this depends on whether, like me, you’re very open-minded, or whether you’re dedicated to Western medicine.
Earlier this year I was in such pain from my hip that I couldn’t get into bed.
My physiotherapist gently suggested giving Pranic Healing a try, distant Pranic Healing at that. No instant relief, but three months later my hip is back to normal. I don’t care if it is placebo, it has worked for me.
The conventional medical folk on here will undoubtedly dismiss this as anecdotal nonsense. But to bend Galileo’s words, “And yet it doesn’t hurt.”
Now, this depends on whether, like me, you’re very open-minded, or whether you’re dedicated to Western medicine.
Earlier this year I was in such pain from my hip that I couldn’t get into bed.
My physiotherapist gently suggested giving Pranic Healing a try, distant Pranic Healing at that. No instant relief, but three months later my hip is back to normal. I don’t care if it is placebo, it has worked for me.
The conventional medical folk on here will undoubtedly dismiss this as anecdotal nonsense. But to bend Galileo’s words, “And yet it doesn’t hurt.”