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Hip pain after replacement

Kevin Ross, DC

Tempe, Arizona

A 61-year-old lady came in today who had been referred by a Doctor of Naturopathy. She had one hip replaced and now the other hip is catching and is in pain. It hurts for her to sit and try to lift the leg in front; standing, she can only lift the knee by shifting her weight to the side, with pain.

She has been seeing chiropractors for 30 years on-and-off and quit her old one because she wasn't seeing results.

I adjusted her knee (never been adjusted), pubic bone (never adjusted), ileocecal valve and found and adjusted a dropped bladder.

She sat up and leaned back: zero pain. She tries standing and lifting the leg. She starts laughing! There is full motion and no catch or pain. She says, "This is going to be a great long relationship with you!"

                            

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