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Signs and Symptoms of Hip Replacement Failure. Many of the symptoms of hip replacement failure may be confused with what a patient believes is a ânormalâ effect of the device. In other words, many are not aware that certain symptoms are not a side effect of the surgery. Rather, what they are experiencing are actually signs of hip replacement failure. The major causes of hip replacement failure include failure of the stem, loosening of the cup and stem and dislocation of the joint. If you notice any one or more of the following signs of hip replacement failure, consult with your healthcare provider, as well as with an attorney to learn more about your legal rights: 1  Pain or stiffness in the hip, leg, groin or thigh. 2  Lack of flexibility. 3  Limited mobility. 4  Trouble walking. 5  Sensing the joint is unsafe.
The prostheses for a total hip replacement (total hip arthroplasty) can be inserted into the pelvis and femur with or without cement. The options are customized for each patient by the orthopedic surgeon. Chronic pain and impairment of daily function of patients with severe hip arthritis are reasons for considering treatment with total hip replacement. Complications and risks of total hip replacement surgery have been identified. Preoperative banking of the blood of patients planning total hip replacement is considered when possible. This blood can be used for transfusion if needed (autologous transfusion).