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- Stair Climbing with Crutch Cane after Hip Surgery - Silver Cross
Going UP the stairs: Use a hand rail and crutch cane Step UP with your non-surgical leg first Follow with your surgical leg crutch cane, one stair at a time Going DOWN the stairs: Use a handrail and crutch cane Place your crutch cane on the step below Step down with your surgical leg first Follow with your non-surgical leg, one stair at a time
- How to Use a Cane After Hip Replacement Surgery
Going up and down stairs after hip replacement surgery can feel intimidating, but using the handrail and the right technique will help prevent falls When going up, step first with your good leg, then bring your operated leg and cane up to the same step
- Stairs After Total Hip Replacement: A Physical Therapy Guide
This article describes safe techniques for ascending and decending stairs immedialy after a total hip replacement surgery
- How To Manage Stairs After Total Hip Replacement - Sunnybrook
A handrail will make stairs easier and safer Place one hand on the railing and hold cane (s) in your opposite hand If you do not have a handrail, use one cane in each hand
- How To Get Up And Down Stairs After Hip Replacement
If you use a cane, walker, or crutches, it is best to go up or down the stairs one step at a time Place the crutch or cane on the opposite side of your repaired hip If you use a cane, use a hand rail and crutch cane to step up with your non-surgical leg first Follow with your surgical leg and crutch cane, one stair at a time
- How to Climb Stairs After Hip Surgery
It’s not uncommon for people to use a cane, walker, or other equipment for walking assistance immediately after hip surgery When climbing or descending stairs, hold onto the railing with one hand and place the crutch or cane on the opposite side of your repaired hip If you use a walker for mobility, turn it sideways when you approach the step
- How To Use A Cane After Hip Replacement - [Mom Prepared]
Use the cane on stairs: When going up or down stairs, hold onto the railing with one hand and use the cane in your opposite hand for support Take one step at a time and be cautious to avoid falls
- After Hip Replacement: Using Your Crutches or Cane
After hip replacement, it's important to learn how to correctly and safely use your crutches or cane
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