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Old 03-04-17 | 10:22 PM
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Originally Posted by BoldRider
Thanks to all for the helpful and insightful comments. I have my next doctor appointment in a few days to discuss further. Is it true that the joint replacements are good for about 10 years and then need to be replaced? That doesn't seem like it would be the case given the materials involved. I am age 60 and want to work until 70 plus. I am wondering about the timing of a replacement. Of course that could be dictated by a joint condition/pain.

Thanks again.

Mike M.
I do not believe that a 10 year lifespan is the case. I know I'm planning on a longer time. Best to check with your doctor.
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