Hip replacement surgery is a transformative procedure for those suffering from severe hip pain and mobility issues. Typically, it involves replacing a damaged hip joint with a prosthetic implant. The success of this procedure isn’t just about the surgery itself – much of the success hinges on the recovery process. Understanding this journey is critical
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What is Revision Surgery for Knee and Hip Joint Replacements?
Knee and hip joint replacements typically last 10 to 20 years after initial rehabilitation and acclimation to the new joint. However, additional surgeries may be needed due to certain factors. Revision surgery is a safe surgical procedure needed when the artificial joint needs replacement or repair. This procedure is usually done due to wear and
Read MoreWhat is an anterior hip replacement?
Hip replacement surgery is becoming increasingly common, with over 450,000 procedures performed in the U.S. alone. People who experience chronic pain or limited mobility in their hips due to arthritis often turn to this surgical solution to help alleviate discomfort and improve their quality of life. One technique used in hip replacement is the anterior
Read MoreTips for After-Hip Replacement Recovery
Recovery begins soon after a hip replacement. You play a significant role in the outcome of your surgery. So, for a smooth recovery, following the specific instructions provided by your healthcare team is advisable. Here are some easy-to-follow tips that will help you navigate through your hip replacement recovery and help you have a more
Read MoreWhat is a Hip Replacement?
A hip replacement is a surgical procedure that replaces a damaged hip joint with an artificial prosthetic. Hip replacement surgery can be performed as a total hip replacement or partial hip replacement. Total hip replacement is far more common and provides relief to those with damage to both ends of the hip joint. Partial hip
Read MoreWhat to Expect from Hip Replacement Surgery
Hip pain can interfere tremendously with your active lifestyle. Even simple tasks like standing up, walking around, and sitting down can become difficult. Hip pain can even cause pain in your knees and legs because of the way you walk, as you compensate for your hip pain by moving differently than what is normal for
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