Joint replacement surgery is recommended when severe joint pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility do not improve with medications, physiotherapy, lifestyle modifications, or other non-surgical treatments. It is commonly performed for advanced arthritis of the knee, hip, or shoulder. Call Now
Do I need physiotherapy after joint replacement surgery?
Yes. Physiotherapy is an essential part of recovery. It helps improve joint movement, strengthen muscles, restore mobility, and support a successful long-term outcome. Book appointment
Can I get a second opinion before deciding on joint replacement surgery?
Absolutely. Seeking a second opinion can help you better understand your condition, explore all available treatment options, and make a confident, informed decision about whether surgery is the right choice for you. Book appointment
How long does recovery take after joint replacement surgery?
Recovery after joint replacement surgery varies depending on the joint replaced, surgical technique, overall health, and rehabilitation. Many patients can begin walking with support within a day or two after surgery. Most can gradually return to routine activities within 6 to 12 weeks, while complete recovery and improvement in strength and mobility may take several months. Call Now
Which joints can be replaced?
Joint replacement surgery is most commonly performed for the knee and hip joints. Depending on the patient’s condition, replacement surgery may also be performed for the shoulder, elbow, ankle, or other joints. The need for joint replacement is determined based on the extent of joint damage, symptoms, and response to other treatments. Call Now
Can patients receive emergency treatment for fractures and orthopedic injuries?
Yes, orthopedic emergency care can be provided for fractures, dislocations, severe sprains, and other injuries caused by accidents, falls, or sports activities. Treatment may include clinical evaluation, X-rays or other imaging, fracture stabilization, casting or splinting, and surgery when required. Severe injuries should be assessed promptly at an appropriate emergency or trauma facility. Call Now
What are the signs that I may need a knee or hip replacement?
Persistent joint pain, stiffness, swelling, reduced mobility, difficulty walking, or difficulty performing everyday activities may indicate significant joint damage. Joint replacement may be considered when symptoms are severe, imaging shows advanced joint damage, and non-surgical treatments such as medication, physiotherapy, injections, or lifestyle modifications no longer provide adequate relief. Call Now
What is the lifespan of a knee or hip replacement implant?
Modern knee and hip replacement implants are designed to be durable and can often function well for 15 to 20 years or longer. Their lifespan varies depending on factors such as the type of implant, surgical technique, activity level, body weight, bone quality, and overall health. Regular follow-up with an orthopedic surgeon can help monitor the condition of the implant over time. Call Now
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