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Also known as: Total Hip Replacement, Hip Arthroplasty, Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA), Artificial Hip Surgery, Hip Joint Replacement, New Hip Surgery
Relieve chronic hip pain and restore mobility with a well-established joint replacement
Last Updated: October 31, 2026
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What happens in this surgery?
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What to expect after your procedure
Most patients begin walking with support within 1–2 days and are typically discharged after 3–5 days of hospital stay. Physiotherapy starts early to restore strength and range of motion. Most people return to light daily activities within 6–12 weeks, with continued improvement for up to a year.
Hospital Stay
1–7 days
Varies by procedure
Initial Rest
1–2 weeks
Light activity only
Follow-up Visit
2–4 weeks
Wound check & review
Full Recovery
6–12 weeks
Back to normal activity
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