A hip replacement can transform your comfort and mobility, but the outcome depends heavily on the rehabilitation afterwards. Physiotherapy restores your movement, strength, and confident walking.
A hip replacement swaps the worn joint for a new one, and it is very effective at relieving arthritis pain. Straight afterwards, though, the muscles around the hip are weak and movement is guarded.
Structured physiotherapy is what turns a healed hip into a strong, mobile one. Following your surgeon's protocol, I restore movement, rebuild the muscles, retrain your walking, and guide you safely back to daily life.
I follow your surgeon's protocol closely, progressing movement, strength, and walking at a safe pace, and respecting any movement precautions you have been given.
Guided exercises to regain safe hip movement.
Progressive strengthening of the hip and leg muscles.
Restoring a smooth, confident, even walking pattern.
Respecting your surgeon's precautions while you build up.
Treatment moves through clear stages. I set the pace to suit you, but the path usually looks like this.
Gentle movement and walking, guided by your surgeon's plan.
Safely regain movement in the new hip.
Progressive loading to rebuild the muscles.
Graded return to walking, stairs, and activity.
Contact your surgeon or seek urgent care if you have increasing redness, heat, or discharge from the wound, a fever, new calf pain, swelling or breathlessness, or a sudden change suggesting the hip has dislocated.
Book an assessment with me and I'll build a plan around your body, your goals, and your day-to-day life.
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