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Can I Sit In A Recliner After Hip Replacement? A PT’s Advice

“Can I sit in my recliner chair” is a question almost every total hip replacement patient asks, when I see them in their home as a physical therapist to start their home program, about two days...

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Crossing Legs After Total Hip Surgery: (A PT’s Complete Guide)

Over the many years that I, as a physical therapist, have seen patients with a total hip replacement, the instruction the patient typically does not understand is the instruction: “Don’t cross...

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link to Stairs After Total Hip Replacement: A Physical Therapy Guide

Stairs After Total Hip Replacement: A Physical Therapy Guide

As a physical therapist seeing home-bound total hip replacement patients immediately after hospital discharge, I see many patients with two-story homes that elect to reside on the first floor of the...

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link to Best Exercises To PREPARE For Total Knee Surgery: (The CORRECT Ones!)

Best Exercises To PREPARE For Total Knee Surgery: (The CORRECT Ones!)

The research article Prehabilitation Before Total Knee Arthroplasty Increases Strength and Function in Older Adults With Severe Osteoarthritis confirms my professional opinion as a physical therapist...

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link to Precautions After Total Knee Surgery: (Immediate and life-long)

Precautions After Total Knee Surgery: (Immediate and life-long)

When I first started seeing total knee replacement patients as a physical therapist many years ago, the total knee recipient would have been in the hospital for up to 2 weeks and placed in a knee...

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link to TENS After Total Knee Surgery: (A PT’s Settings & Pad Placement)

TENS After Total Knee Surgery: (A PT’s Settings & Pad Placement)

As a physical therapist, having used TENS units to help all kinds of patient’s pains on almost every body part, I was introduced to how powerful a TENS unit can be about 40 years ago, early in my...

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