Extreme and constant muscle tightness

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Tips for choosing the best sofa styles for your home

A sofa is where different members of a family get together. It serves as a focal point in your living room where conversations or small ceremonies happen. Given its essential role in any houses/apartments, homeowners usually consider different options before clicking the purchase button. While reading best product reviews for furniture might give you some ideas of available sofa styles on the market, these reviews might confuse you. So why not let us take you through a few tips to pick a suitable sofa for your living room? Let’s dive right in!

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1. Know what shape suits your living room best

Sofas are varied in all shapes and sizes you can imagine, be it rectangular, semi-circle, L-shaped, or U-shaped. Your sofa shape largely depends on how you want to arrange it in the room. If your space is small, and you’re looking for a sofa to separate the living room and dining area, then interior designers would usually recommend you to choose an L-shaped sofa.

A traditional L-shaped sofa also works as a coffee table in a small to the medium-sized apartment. If you need a couch for daily conversations with your family members, then a semi-circle or a rounder shape would be the right choice, as it provides lots of seating.

Real product reviews for home furniture usually include a list of different sofa styles from e-commerce sites such as Amazon or eBay. Amazon is a well-known platform to purchase all sorts of furniture. Most Amazon products are shipped to you in just a few days, thanks to their dedicated customer service team.



2. Choose the right size

While this tip is common sense, it’s worth a reminder here, as many shoppers are lured into shapes, colors, and materials of their preferred sofa and ignore the size. Top reviews of sofa beds and sofa are those that include dimensions of all items that they review. We would recommend homeowners to determine how much space you’ll save for the sofa. Also, list down all pieces of furniture that you have in your living room. Last but not least, consider if you’re using your sofa as a coffee table or you’re going to need room for a couch.

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3. Pick the right color and patterns

The color and patterns of your sofa can transform the look of your entire living room. While some interior designers would advise you to choose the sofa color to match the overall color tone of your living room, do not be afraid to experiment with bold colors like yellow or pink. However, deciding on which color to choose for your sofa is pretty much a matter of personal preference.



Ten best reviews of most beautiful furniture styles for modern homes usually recommend customers to pick neutral colors and simple patterns for their sofas. To give sofas a fresh look, decorate them with colorful and pattern-filled square pillows and throws. We would go with colors such as gray, black, blue, or white. These color tones allow you to have the greatest variety of pillows and cushions. Mixing and matching these pillows once in a while can refresh your living room’s look.

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The bottom line

The right sofa for your living room should have the most suitable shape, style, color, and size. If you’re interested in a sofa style on Amazon, check out their Amazon prime program to get it delivered to your place quickly. Click share if you like this post, and leave us your comments below.

[ScubaDuck]

Well I don't have exactly the same experience but also see that no one has responded.

I had one resurfacing done 11 years ago.  I definitely had tightness and pain on the inner thigh and more so on the outer.  The hip flexor area was painful off and on for a long time.  I was fairly diligent with physical therapy and doing exercises and stretching.  I also used off-the-shelf pain medifications and ice.  By 7 months I was definitely much better and actually did a sprint triathlon but did have to walk some of the run and stretch.

I am now four weeks after my second hip resurfacing.  This was quite different in a lot of ways.  I didn't have the bruising this time and seem to bounce back quicker.  I have had problems stopping or forgetting my Tylenol or Advil which has resulted in pain, especially in the hip flexor and around the knee.  I have been doing some exercises and will be starting physical therapy on Thursday

So I would definitely recommend getting some physical therapy because it doesn't normal to have that much pain seven months post surgery. 

Best Wishes!

[catfriend]

I also didn't respond because I didn't have that experience. I second ScubaDuck's advice to seek out a good physical therapist. Something is clearly out of balance. By seven months you should feel excellent, with the surgery in the rear view mirror. Everybody is different, and some people heal more slowly, but you should not be feeling this type of muscle pain this far out from surgery. So, yes, pt.

[gray horse]

You might request a MARS MRI - I ended up having a total rupture of Gluteus Medius. My leg never stopped hurting after surgery, with a very tight quad. I dislocated 9 month after revision surgery just sitting in my car. Headed now for tendon repair and THR. :(

I have spoken with a number of people that had tendon damage from surgery....

[imgetinold]

Sorry for your trouble, bridget.  Who was your surgeon?  What type device did you get (not that it necessarily matters)?  I ask because I wonder how many resurfacings your surgeon had done prior to yours?  Experience means everything in a resurfacing.