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Any Advice On Left Side Body Pain After Falling On The Ice A Year After Hip Replacement?

I fall this morn on the ice went down hard. My whole left is bad my neck, wrist can't breath well or very deep and hip. I'm 56 and just had a full hip replacement a year ago and now i can't lolf my leg to walk. I don't have any money to pay for advice from you but do have insurance
Thu, 13 Feb 2014
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Hello and welcome.

Do not worry about the payment, we are here to help one and all. As you do have insurance,I would recommend a visit to the ER for an x ray of the affected regions,especially the new hip which is now painful. I recommend this as at your age, bones are not as strong and can easily fracture. I am worried more about the replaced hip prosthesis being damaged to dislocated, so please do get an x ray done and consult a doctor in the same hospital/clinic with the x ray.

Hope this helps.

Best wishes.
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Any Advice On Left Side Body Pain After Falling On The Ice A Year After Hip Replacement?

Hello and welcome. Do not worry about the payment, we are here to help one and all. As you do have insurance,I would recommend a visit to the ER for an x ray of the affected regions,especially the new hip which is now painful. I recommend this as at your age, bones are not as strong and can easily fracture. I am worried more about the replaced hip prosthesis being damaged to dislocated, so please do get an x ray done and consult a doctor in the same hospital/clinic with the x ray. Hope this helps. Best wishes.