For most people it is safe to have sex about 4 to 6 weeks after a hip replacement. Talk to your doctor about how and when it is safe. And ask your physical therapist or occupational therapist about positions that will not put your new hip joint at risk.
Sunday 3 November 2013 12.45 EST First published on Sunday 3 November 2013 12.45 EST. Parents living in fear of their abusive and violent teenagers are being left without support because of a lack of understanding of adolescent violence directed at parents, according to the first academic study into the issue.
Disproportionately negative feelings about normally occurring family events, such as a teen requesting privacy or a child's preference for the other parent, is especially instructive. Such strong hurtful reactions have more to do with the wounded parent's fragile self-esteem than the nature of the present event. This is also true if the predominant reaction is anger since this feeling is often the mask worn by the wounded parent.