A hip replacement was not performed properly, and the right hip is not aligned to the left hip by just 1 cm. What would be the effects on standing, walking, and climbing stairs? Do you think this condition might be quite painful?

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A hip replacement was not performed properly, and the right hip is not aligned to the left hip by just 1 cm. What would be the effects on standing, walking, and climbing stairs? Do you think this condition might be quite painful?

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Milagros Stark · Answer 1

It would be painful at it's initial stages

Explanation:

The improper placement of the right hip is going to cause an imbalance in walking, standing and most especially while climbing the stairs. This condition can be corrected by using a footwear with a higher sole on the right leg