Joint replacement is considered when arthritis or joint damage significantly affects pain, mobility and quality of life despite appropriate non-operative care.
Book via WhatsAppThe operation replaces damaged joint surfaces. The decision is based on symptoms, examination, imaging and the degree to which arthritis limits daily life.
Hip replacement can be considered for advanced hip arthritis causing persistent pain and functional limitation. Implant selection and surgical planning are individualized.
Enhanced recovery emphasizes preparation, pain control, early mobilization and coordinated rehabilitation, while adapting the pathway to each patient's medical and functional needs.
Pain or failure after a previous replacement requires a structured assessment for causes such as loosening, infection, instability, wear or fracture.
Persistent pain, recurrent instability, loss of function, mechanical symptoms or difficulty returning to normal activity are reasons to obtain an orthopedic assessment. Treatment is individualized after history, examination and review of appropriate imaging.