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mznell
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Hi LAF ~
Can you describe where the pain is? Is it on the outside of your leg, near your hip...or more in the pubic area?
I didn't have any bone harvested but I have heard many people say that it is the most painful part of the surgery. Sees to be a fact of life that going to PT can initially make things seem worse. They have a way of finding our weaknesses and then stressing them in an attempt to make them stronger. I guess there is pain before progress....
But I would certainly mention it to the PT.
If they laid you on your stomach for the surgery, it could be the femoral nerve that was "annoyed" during the process...and it can take awhile for it to calm down. Once nerves are disturbed, it takes a LONG time for them to heal.
Are you on something for nerve pain like neurontin or lyrica??
xx M
M
Can you describe where the pain is? Is it on the outside of your leg, near your hip...or more in the pubic area?
I didn't have any bone harvested but I have heard many people say that it is the most painful part of the surgery. Sees to be a fact of life that going to PT can initially make things seem worse. They have a way of finding our weaknesses and then stressing them in an attempt to make them stronger. I guess there is pain before progress....
But I would certainly mention it to the PT.
If they laid you on your stomach for the surgery, it could be the femoral nerve that was "annoyed" during the process...and it can take awhile for it to calm down. Once nerves are disturbed, it takes a LONG time for them to heal.
Are you on something for nerve pain like neurontin or lyrica??
xx M
