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recovering from hip replacement doesn't just happen in the first six weeks after the operation what should you expect in the weeks and months still to come all those patients by six weeks after their hip replacement will find that they're getting around the house fairly easily they'd be able to walk outside of oh maybe for limited distances you start doing more and more normal things you can lie on either side now at nighttime and you don't need to have a wedge between your legs one would expect you to be able to return to do your housework and all your normal household chores and most people are able to drive by six weeks and by three months most people are 90 percent full recovery so don't forget that recovering from a hip replacement isn't going to be a quick business for everyone nor will it always be pain-free most people will be heading in the right direction but not everybody an improvement can continue for a long long time six months nine months 12 months you still gaining strength in your muscles the recovery of my first operation I was very bruised and very swollen from my hip right down to my toe and the back of my calf was extremely painful you would of course have some minor discomfort this can continue for several weeks and you will have a continual discomfort just from a region around the scar it's not normally in any way disabling can be a little bit of an annoyance but I can easily be controlled with some minor analgesia if the pain is severe then that could be an indication that there's a problem brewing and it's very important to go back to see your surgeon and let them know that the pain is getting worse rather than getting better you would expect it to get better with us don't panic because everyone does recover at a different rate the other thing I always don't ignore it and contact us some people still have discomfort beyond that and that can continue to improve they're up to a year and some people have some discomfort long term the operation went well but there was still some residual pain but I have had ever since and we're now 18 months on the pain is still there and although it doesn't limit me in most things I can do but it's just always painful so that hasn't been quite as successful as you return to your normal activities you mustn't forget that having a hip replacement does mean that some things have to change and that change will last the rest of your life the advice we've previously given bound getting into awkward positions particularly bending very low still holds and actually hold for life really you should always get down to your feet in a particular way and sit down in low chairs in a particular way then you do not put yourself...