It is understandable that you are eager to return to your normal condition after suffering chronic hip pain that limits you in everything. People are often worried about how long it will require them to get back to the activities that enjoy. However, you may keep in mind that the recovery time from hip replacement …
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When we say preservation of the hip, it means that the aim is to prevent or delay certain diseases or conditions that can cause further hip problems. The surgery employs a minimally invasive technique to restore the normal function of a hip and to reduce the pain. It can diminish or significantly delay the need …
Sleep plays a critical role in the healing process after any significant surgery. However, difficulty or trouble sleeping is one of the most frequent complaints experienced by the patients following a total hip replacement. The problem probably contributes to restless nights, whether waking up in pain or unable to sleep in the position they used …
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The hip joint is made up of the femur (thigh bone) and pelvis (hip bone). It is a ball and socket joint that connects the legs and the torso. The round part of the femoral head acts as a ball and fits into the acetabulum, a cup-like socket of the pelvis. In hemiarthroplasty, only a …
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Your Pathway to Musculoskeletal Wellness with Dr. Narender Kumar Magu
