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Icing post op .. Duration of icing

Started by lgbran, November 18, 2013, 09:01:16 PM

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lgbran

Here I am 8 days post op. I have been icing 24/7. Using ice brought from the local supermarket , double bagged in freezer bags and in a pillow slip and slap that on the nhip. No where in my post instructions does it cover icing. What are fellow surface hippies post ice recoveries as in I was planning to ice 24/7 for another 6 days or should l be backing off now
Cheers Len
RBHR 11/11/13 by Stephen McMahon @
The Avenue Hospital Melbourne Australia

obxpelican

If you are swollen or in a bad pain, keep icing, it cannot hurt and it does ease swelling and pain.

Keep as active as your body will allow, if your doctor allows for 100% weight then for sure use that hip asap and as much as your body allows.


Chuck


Quote from: lgbran on November 18, 2013, 09:01:16 PM
Here I am 8 days post op. I have been icing 24/7. Using ice brought from the local supermarket , double bagged in freezer bags and in a pillow slip and slap that on the nhip. No where in my post instructions does it cover icing. What are fellow surface hippies post ice recoveries as in I was planning to ice 24/7 for another 6 days or should l be backing off now
Cheers Len
Chuck
RH/Biomet U/C Dr. Gross/Lee Webb
8-6-08

whyme

Hi Len,
I've used ice since after the operation (2.5 months ago) more on a need basis rather than 24x7. Basically, when the area is swollen (not anymore) or I feel discomfort or mild pain for a while.
I would use it typically after activity (now I skip it sometimes), and quite regularly in the evenings before going to sleep.
Left hip resurfacing (Conserve Plus) 2013-09-04
Dr. De Smet

hernanu

Just as a procedure, make sure you only ice about ten or fifteen minutes, then give yourself a break for about the same amount of time, repeat as needed.

You want the icing, but you also want to avoid frostbite, you don't need that.
Hernan, LHR 8/24/2010, RHR 11/29/2010 - Cormet, Dr. Snyder

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