Hip Replacement
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About Hip Replacement

Hip Replacement Surgery is a surgical procedure where the hip joint and hip bone are replaced by prosthetic implants, which is called hip prosthesis. Hip replacement surgery is performed as a total hip replacement or a semi-total hip replacement.

Hip replacement surgery is also known as hip arthroplasty.

Hip replacement refers to hip ball replacement, hip bone replacement, and hip fracture treatment. top hip joint hospital.

Types of Hip Replacement Surgery

• Total Hip Replacement
• Partial Hip Replacement
• Hip resurfacing

Symptoms

• Injuries like dislocation and fracture from a fall.
• Osteoarthritis
• Femoroacetabular impingement syndrome
• Hip dysplasia
• Avascular necrosis, or osteonecrosis
• Neoplasms Severe hip pain,
• Swell and stiffness that interferes with your mobility.
• Severe discomfort that interferes with your rest and sleep cycle
• Daily tasks like walking, climbing stairs, shopping, etc.become painful.
• Psychological stress and depression because of pain and lack of mobility.
• No effect of nonsurgical treatment methods Other health issues have been ruled out by your doctor.

Why Hip Replacement is Required?

• Osteoporosis of the hip joint
• Osteonecrosis of the hip joint
• Osteoarthritis of the hip joint
• Rheumatoid Arthritis of the Hip Joint
• Trauma to the hip joint

A Hip replacement is what?

By replacing portions of the joint's components with artificial implants, hip arthroplasty, often known as hip replacement, tries to relieve hip pain. The ball at the top of the femur and the socket in the pelvis make up the hip joint.

In order to resume daily activities and workouts with much reduced pain, the procedure entails the replacement of one or both of these parts.

Causes

• Joint osteonecrosis of the hip
• Joint osteoarthritis of the hip
• Hip joint rheumatoid arthritis
• Injury to the hip joint
• Reasons for undergoing hip replacement surgery.
• Injuries from falls, such as fractures and dislocations.
• Osteoarthritis
• Syndrome of femoro-acetabular impingement
• Dysplastic hips
• Osteonecrosis, or avascular necrosis
• Neoplasms
• Severe hip discomfort that limits your mobility, along with edema and stiffness.
• Severe discomfort that disrupts your ability to relax and sleep.
• Walking, climbing stairs, shopping, and other routine activities become uncomfortable.
• Melancholy and psychological stress brought on by pain and limited mobility.
• Nonsurgical treatment approaches have no impact.
• Your doctor has ruled out any other health conditions.

following hip replacement surgery, recovery

You will be transferred to a recovery room immediately following your hip replacement surgery, where you will be kept under observation until your vital signs, such as your heart rate and blood pressure, return to normal. The majority of patients feel confident enough the day following surgery to walk independently or with a walking aid. Following surgery, rehabilitation will start in the hospital.

You will be given prescriptions for painkillers, antibiotics, and recuperation aids prior to release. Most patients may resume their normal lives in three to five weeks after undergoing minimally invasive hip replacement surgery, which typically requires three to five days in the hospital. 

How much does a surgery cost in India?

The cost of surgery varies across the country. can range from around Rs. 280,000, to Rs. 550,000 .