A person can start community walking within 2 weeks and can climb the stairs after 4-5 days and driving after 4-6 weeks.

Repetitively pushing, pulling, and lifting objects weighing more than 25 pounds should be avoided. A combined effort is required by both the orthopedic surgeon and the patient in order to obtain an optimal result from the hip replacement procedure.

It will take around two to four weeks to recover from the surgery, usually recovery depends on various factors such as your age, nutrition and other conditions, your health and lifetstyle.

After your total hip replacement surgery you can never cross your legs at kneed for minimum six to eight weeks  and you cannot bend your knees higher than your hips and you cannot learn forward while sitting and you cannot turn your feet more towards inwards and outwards when you bend downwards

Most hip replacement patients are able to walk within the same day or next day of surgery, most can resume normal routine activities within the first 3 to 6 weeks of their total hip replacement recovery.

It's best to avoid sleeping on your affected side for at least six weeks. After your doctor gives you the go-ahead, listen to your body and only lie on your operative side when you feel comfortable.

Married life can be resumed after 6 weeks of surgery.

Person can start community walking within 2 weeks and can climb the stairs after 4-5 days and driving after 4-6 weeks.

Repetitively pushing, pulling, and lifting objects weighing more than 25 pounds should be avoided. A combined effort is required by both the orthopedic surgeon and the patient in order to obtain an optimal result from the hip replacement procedure.

If you have sedentary job you can return back to your work after four to six weeks of the surgery.

You can either walk on the same day or the next day after surgery, if you want to resume your normal activity you can resume within three to six weeks of the surgery.

Typically, Hip replacement patients are able to leave the hospital within 4-5 days depending upon the procedure, whether one hip or both the hips are getting replaced.

Total hip replacement surgery is being done by a plastic surgeon.

Total hip replacement surgery usually takes around one to two hours to be done. After surgery you will be kept in recovery room where you will be monitored.

In this procedure first an incision is being made over the front or side of your hip region through the layer of tissues and then the diseased and damaged part of bone and cartilage are being removed and healthy bone is remains intact and than implants are being placed in your pelvic bone for replacing the damaging socket.

The surgery lasts less than an hour.

The surgery lasts less than an hour.

You will have pain around two to four weeks of the surgery and the intensity of pain depend on your activity level and the amount of pain which you are having before the surgery and it effects to make complete recovery.

The surgery lasts less than an hour.

Typically, Hip replacement patients are able to leave the hospital within 4-5 days depending upon the procedure, whether one hip or both the hips are getting replaced.

Most hip replacement patients are able to walk within the same day or next day of surgery, most can resume normal routine activities within the first 3 to 6 weeks of their total hip replacement recovery.

It's best to avoid sleeping on your affected side for at least six weeks. After your doctor gives you the go-ahead, listen to your body and only lie on your operative side when you feel comfortable.

Diabetes doesn't seem to raise risks after knee replacement.Increasing age and history of the cardiac disease increase the risk of cardiac complications after THR.

If you have high blood pressure and if it is under control, there is no reason to worry about not having a safe and successful surgery. Even if your blood pressure becomes elevated during surgery you will be given intravenous medication to reduce it.

Consult your cardiologist if you are planning to undergo the surgery because some medicine doses are modified accordingly.

Usually, the life of an implant is 20-25 years, hence, the concern of revision surgery is not that bothersome.

.Even if you have had a hip replacement you may be able to deliver your baby vaginally without complications. As with any pregnant woman you may need monitoring and certain blood tests during labor and delivery.

An implant can get dislocate while squatting, sitting and crossing the legs so it is advised not to do so.

Weight gain decreased endurance, cardiac and pulmonary conditions are all concerns for people who put off joint replacement for too long. In patients who wait too long, the osteoarthritis deteriorates their function.

Implant can get dislocate while squatting, sitting and crossing the legs so it is advised not to do so.

Usually the life of an implant is 20-25 years, hence, the concern of revision surgery is not that bothersome.

Consult your doctor one week before the surgery. You can also let the case manager know about the medications, they can double check with the treating surgeon.

Even if you have had a hip replacement you may be able to deliver your baby vaginally without complications. As with any pregnant woman you may need monitoring and certain blood tests during labor and delivery.

Married life can be resumed after 6 weeks of surgery.

Consult your doctor one week before the surgery. You can also let the case manager know about the medications, they can double-check with the treating surgeon.

In hip replacement surgery only the damage, deterioration, injury or malfunction in femoral head and acetabulum is being addressed and total hip replacement addresses other issues along with it such as with femoral head or acetabulum or partial hip replacement with femoral head only.

You will notice some pain in the hip region and in the groin and thigh region, the pain is normal when your body makes to adjust to make changes in that joint area. You will also have pain in the thigh and knee region  which is being related to change in your leg length.

You should do your complete medical examination and your surgeon may ask you to complete  your physical examination and several tests including blood and urine tests, electrocardiogram, chest-x ray is needed to plan the surgery.

The success of total hip replacement surgery only depends on the precautions which you need to be followed after the surgery.

Yes, total hip replacement is a major surgery it is only recommended if other treatment such as physiotherapy and steroid injection has not helped in reducing pain and improving the mobility.

An important factor which decides whether you can go for total hip replacement surgery is that what procedure can be done and what cannot be done. Many people who undergoes hip replacement surgery will see lot of changes in their hip pain and good improvement in their ability to perform daily life activities.

There are lots of reasons for which doctor will recommend you to go for hip replacement surgery such as having hip pain which limits your daily activities and hip pain which continues even during resting or some stiffness in hip which prevents you from moving or lifting your leg.

The surgery is usually recommended for those people pain, disability not on age. The orthopedic surgeon first evaluates the patient, it can be done at all ages from teenager with juvenile arthritis and from elderly patient with degenerative arthritis.

Total hip replacement surgery is being evaluated by medical history, physical examination, x-rays and other tests such as magnetic resonance imaging it determine the condition of your bone and soft tissues of your hip region.

Weight gain, decreased endurance, cardiac and pulmonary conditions are all concerns for people who put off joint replacement for too long.In patients who wait too long, the osteoarthritis deteriorates their function.