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When Should You See a Doctor?

You should consider visiting a doctor if you experience:

Severe hip pain that limits your daily activities like walking, sitting, or bending.
Stiffness in the hip joint that reduces your range of motion.
Pain that worsens at night or while resting.
Difficulty in standing or climbing stairs due to weakness.
Dependence on walking aids such as canes or walkers.
No improvement with medications, physiotherapy, or lifestyle modifications.

You should consider visiting a doctor if you experience:

Severe hip pain that limits your daily activities like walking, sitting, or bending.
Stiffness in the hip joint that reduces your range of motion.
Pain that worsens at night or while resting.
Difficulty in standing or climbing stairs due to weakness.
Dependence on walking aids such as canes or walkers.
No improvement with medications, physiotherapy, or lifestyle modifications.

The most frequent cause, leading to wear-and-tear damage of the cartilage.
An autoimmune condition causing inflammation and joint destruction.
Reduced blood supply to the hip bone, causing bone collapse.
Accidents or falls may damage the joint beyond repair.
Some people inherit structural deformities in the hip joint.
Joint damage caused by a past injury.

Persistent pain in the hip, groin, or thigh.
Stiffness that makes simple activities difficult.
Swelling or tenderness in the joint.
Limping or changes in walking pattern.
Pain worsening after physical activity.
Difficulty rotating or bending the hip.

Meet Our Experts

Dr. Soumya Shrikanta Mohapatra

4.5/5

MBBS, MS-Orthopaedics

14 Years Experience Overall

Address: Pristyn Care Sheetla, New Railway Rd, Gurugram

Specialities

orthopedic

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Dr. Yash Bhatia

4.5/5

MBBS, MS-Orthopedics

14 Years Experience Overall

Address: Pristyn care Sheetla Hospital, New Railway Rd, near Dronoacharya Govt College, Manohar Nagar, Sector 8, Gurugram, Haryana 122001

Specialities

orthopedic

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Dr. Himanshu Bansal

4.5/5

MBBS, MS-Orthopaedics

11 Years Experience Overall

Address: Gurgaon

Specialities

orthopedic

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How is Hip Damage Diagnosed?

Diagnosis is a step-by-step process involving medical history, physical examination, and imaging tests:

The doctor checks for pain triggers, stiffness, and range of motion.
Used to identify bone damage, fractures, or arthritis.
Helps detect soft tissue damage or early stages of arthritis.
Provides detailed images of joint structure for surgical planning.
Conducted to rule out infections or autoimmune diseases.

Diagnosis is a step-by-step process involving medical history, physical examination, and imaging tests:

The doctor checks for pain triggers, stiffness, and range of motion.
Used to identify bone damage, fractures, or arthritis.
Helps detect soft tissue damage or early stages of arthritis.
Provides detailed images of joint structure for surgical planning.
Conducted to rule out infections or autoimmune diseases.

Medical diagnosis procedure for piles treatment

Advanced Treatment Options for Hip Replacement

At Pristyn Care Sheetla, patients benefit from advanced treatment techniques designed for safety and precision.

Total Hip Replacement: The entire hip joint, including the femoral head and socket, is replaced with artificial components.
Partial Hip Replacement: Only the damaged portion of the hip joint is replaced.
Minimally Invasive Hip Replacement: Performed using smaller incisions to reduce scarring, blood loss, and recovery time.
Revision Hip Replacement: A secondary surgery performed if the first implant wears out or fails over time.

At Pristyn Care Sheetla, patients benefit from advanced treatment techniques designed for safety and precision.

Total Hip Replacement: The entire hip joint, including the femoral head and socket, is replaced with artificial components.
Partial Hip Replacement: Only the damaged portion of the hip joint is replaced.
Minimally Invasive Hip Replacement: Performed using smaller incisions to reduce scarring, blood loss, and recovery time.
Revision Hip Replacement: A secondary surgery performed if the first implant wears out or fails over time.

Recovery Time

Recovery after hip replacement depends on the patient’s health, age, and the surgical approach. Most patients start walking with support within 24 to 48 hours after surgery. Initial recovery usually takes 4 to 6 weeks, during which mobility improves gradually. Full recovery, including resumption of normal daily activities, is expected within 3 to 6 months. Physiotherapy and lifestyle adjustments play a crucial role in regaining strength and flexibility.

What to Expect: Before, During & After Procedure

Before the Procedure:
Patients undergo diagnostic tests and medical evaluation. Doctors may advise stopping certain medications, fasting before surgery, and preparing the home environment for recovery.

During the Procedure:
The surgery usually lasts 1 to 2 hours. It is performed under general or spinal anesthesia. The damaged bone and cartilage are removed and replaced with a prosthetic joint.

After the Procedure:
Patients are monitored in the recovery room before being shifted to the ward. Pain and swelling are managed with medication. Physiotherapy is initiated early to promote mobility and prevent stiffness.

Recovery Timeline & Post-Treatment Care

Week 1–2: Patients begin walking with assistance. Pain and swelling gradually reduce.
Week 3–4: Patients can perform light household activities with caution.
Week 6–8: Most individuals regain independence and can walk without aids.
Month 3–6: Full recovery achieved, with improved hip strength and flexibility.

Post-treatment care includes: