Joint Replacement Surgeries

Hip replacement and knee replacement surgeries are common procedures for individuals with severe joint conditions. Delaying surgery, especially in patients with deformities, can lead to increased pain, limited mobility, and worsening joint damage. Indications for surgery include persistent joint pain, stiffness, and difficulty in performing daily activities.

In hip replacement, complications from delayed surgery can include increased risk of fractures, muscle weakness, and hip dislocation. For knee replacement, delayed surgery may result in progressive joint degeneration, instability, and reduced quality of life. Physiotherapy plays a crucial role both before and after surgery to strengthen muscles, improve joint flexibility, and enhance overall joint function. Pre-surgery physiotherapy helps prepare the joint and surrounding muscles for the procedure, while post-surgery physiotherapy aids in recovery, reduces pain, and restores mobility.

Timely hip and knee replacement surgeries, coupled with appropriate physiotherapy interventions, can significantly improve outcomes, alleviate pain, and enhance the quality of life for individuals with joint deformities and severe joint issues.