Hip Replacement Surgery

A procedure to replace a damaged hip joint with an artificial implant to alleviate pain and restore mobility.

Hip replacement surgery involves removing damaged bone and cartilage and replacing them with metal, ceramic, or plastic components. This procedure is common for severe arthritis or hip fractures.

What Is It?

Hip replacement is a surgical treatment for hip joint damage caused by arthritis, fractures, or other conditions that result in pain and reduced mobility.

Symptoms Treated

Persistent hip pain unresponsive to medication.
Loss of hip mobility.
Difficulty walking or performing daily tasks.

Postoperative Care

Physiotherapy to regain strength and mobility.
Pain management with medications.
Avoiding high-impact activities during recovery.

Risks and Complications

Infection or blood clots.
Dislocation of the artificial joint.
Implant loosening over time.

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