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Hip replacement surgery is a highly effective treatment for severe hip arthritis, chronic hip pain, joint damage, stiffness, and difficulty in walking. At Ortho Pro Clinic, Indore, Dr. Ravindra Gupta specializes in advanced Total Hip Replacement (THR) using modern surgical techniques that ensure less pain, precise joint alignment, and faster recovery. Whether the condition is caused by arthritis, injury, avascular necrosis, or age-related joint degeneration, every patient receives personalized surgical care and a structured rehabilitation program for optimal recovery. With expert orthopedic treatment, patients regain mobility, reduce pain, and return to an active, independent lifestyle. For trusted Hip Replacement Surgery in Indore, consult Ortho Pro Clinic.

Hip pain can significantly affect your daily life, making simple activities such as walking, climbing stairs, or standing for long periods difficult and uncomfortable. At Ranjit Hospital, we provide advanced orthopedic solutions with the expertise of a trusted Hip Replacement Specialist in Jalandhar.

What is Hip Replacement Surgery?

Hip replacement surgery is a procedure in which a damaged or worn-out hip joint is replaced with an artificial implant. This treatment is commonly recommended for patients suffering from severe arthritis, hip fractures, joint degeneration, or chronic hip pain that does not respond to medication or physical therapy.

Our Hip Replacement Services

1. Total Hip Replacement Surgery

Total Hip Replacement involves replacing both the ball and socket of the damaged hip joint with artificial components. This procedure is highly effective for patients with advanced arthritis or severe joint damage.

2. Partial Hip Replacement Surgery

Partial Hip Replacement is often recommended for patients with specific hip fractures or damage affecting only one part of the hip joint.

3. Revision Hip Replacement Surgery

Revision Hip Replacement is performed when a previous hip replacement requires correction, replacement, or repair due to wear, complications, or implant failure.

Why Choose Ranjit Hospital for Hip Replacement in Jalandhar?

Experienced Orthopedic Specialists

Our team includes highly qualified orthopedic surgeons with extensive experience in performing successful hip replacement surgeries.

Advanced Surgical Technology

We utilize modern diagnostic tools and advanced surgical techniques to ensure precise treatment and faster recovery.

Personalized Patient Care

Every patient receives a customized treatment plan based on their condition, age, lifestyle, and medical history.

Conditions That May Require Hip Replacement Surgery

You may benefit from consulting a Hip Replacement Specialist in Jalandhar if you experience:

Severe hip arthritis

Osteoarthritis

Rheumatoid arthritis

Hip fractures

Recovery After Hip Replacement Surgery

Recovery time varies depending on the patient and the type of procedure performed. Most patients begin walking with assistance within a short period after surgery. Our dedicated rehabilitation team provides complete post-operative care and physiotherapy guidance to ensure a smooth and successful recovery.

Continued improvement. In rehab was able to do single leg step ups on a 12” box. Not expecting that. 30 calorie time has dropped to about 5 min on echo bike and I can spin at 80 rpm on bike wo issue. Still using cain but can walk workout much limp without it.

Did a workout with Nicole at roots today. PT plus a bunch of shoulder and bench work. It felt great.

Lots of time in normatec boots has helped swelling tremendously.

Driving around Boulder feels fine.

Saturday and Sunday were similar. Slept poorly but days improved and walking and ROM increases each day. Tried to spend more time on both on the ice machine. I am able to lengthen gait slightly which is helpful for a smooth stride. Drove to cars and coffee at Gloss today w Joseph.

At this point the muscle relaxants are the most helpful drug - as those wear off I get a lot of spasms and painful twitches in legs.

I am able to walk without the cane, slowly, but it feels clunky and not ideal. The slightest bit of cane support is helpful.

2:15am. The recovery overall has been better than expected but the nights, worse. I can’t tell if this is because I am napping too much or that h just can’t get super comfortable for more than an hour or two.

Woke up feeling absolutely awful. The sleep last night just wasn't great. I had some weird hot flashes. Convinced myself for a second I was getting a blood clot.

Either way, there was a cancellation at Full Swift physical therapy, and they were able to get me in today, so I went in for my first physical therapy session.

That was a godsend. I was stunned by how much mobility I had in the leg. I was able to do things like stand on one leg, bridges, getting up and down off the floor, laying on stomach, etc. .

The physical therapist did some manual manipulation that was very effective and helped actually drain the leg quite a bit. By the end of it, I was actually feeling pretty good, and I took a great nap when I got home.

Also managed to get a little bit of work done today! The physical therapy convinced me that I should not have any trouble resuming full strength activity in the not-too-distant future. CrossFit post hip replacement should not be an issue. The anterior approach really stands out as my muscles are less impacted than any of my hip scopes. In fact, I was able to stand on one leg today, the hip replaced one, with no pain or issue w balance today. Was not expecting that in week one.

Still have swelling and discomfort around the wound site but that therapy today boosted my spirits significantly.

Day 2, total hip replacement.

Last night's sleep was fairly mediocre. I had pain and had to pee a lot and could not go poop. It was definitely harder than I was expecting. I was able to lay on my stomach for a little while, which helped. That all said, it wasn't nearly as bad as what sleep was like after the hip scopes, so on a relative basis I would still say this is pretty easy.

Icing and Tylenol are very helpful. I stayed off the oxy last night. I had one moment where I woke up and wanted it, but managed to fall back asleep. I really am not sure that the narcotics are worth all the side effects.