Total Hip Replacement

Total Hip Replacement is a surgical procedure used to replace a damaged hip joint — both the ball and socket — with an artificial implant. It may be considered when severe hip pain, joint degeneration, stiffness, and reduced mobility begin to interfere with everyday activities.

At Asian Orthopaedic Hospital, a trusted Hip Replacement Hospital in Ahmedabad, Total Hip Replacement is planned according to the condition of the hip joint, severity of symptoms, mobility limitations, and individual patient requirements.

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Total Hip Replacement

When Is Total Hip Replacement Needed?

The hip is an important weight-bearing joint that supports activities such as walking, climbing stairs, bending, and sitting. Damage or degeneration of the joint can progressively cause pain and restrict normal movement.

Common conditions associated with significant hip joint damage include:

  • Osteoarthritis
  • Rheumatoid arthritis
  • Post-traumatic arthritis
  • Severe joint degeneration
  • Progressive hip stiffness and reduced range of motion

Patients with significant hip damage may experience moderate to severe pain, difficulty walking, difficulty climbing stairs, and problems bending the hip. In some cases, pain may also become noticeable while resting.

When symptoms continue despite non-surgical treatments such as physical therapy or medication, Total Hip Replacement may be considered following a detailed orthopaedic evaluation.

Total Hip Replacement Surgery

Total Hip Replacement involves replacing the damaged hip joint with an artificial implant designed to restore the structure and function of the joint.

The procedure may be considered when hip joint degeneration has significantly affected mobility and everyday activities.

Damaged Joint Assessment

Before surgery, the hip is evaluated to understand the extent of joint damage, stiffness, pain, and mobility limitations.

Personalized Surgical Planning

The surgical approach and implant selection are planned according to the patient’s hip condition, level of joint damage, activity requirements, and overall treatment needs.

Replacement of the Damaged Joint

During surgery, the damaged portions of the hip joint are removed and replaced with appropriate artificial components.

Supporting Hip Function

The treatment is planned to support improved hip movement and help patients progressively return to everyday activities following recovery.

Total Hip Replacement Journey

Recovery following Total Hip Replacement involves early mobilization, strengthening exercises, physiotherapy, and follow-up care.

FAQ’s

Most patients start walking with support within a day or two after surgery.

Hospital stay is usually a few days, depending on your recovery and overall health.

With proper care, hip implants generally last many years, though this varies from patient to patient.

Most patients resume routine activities within a few weeks, with full recovery over a few months.

Comprehensive Hip Replacement Care

Take the Next Step Toward Better Hip Mobility

Persistent hip pain, stiffness, or reduced joint movement can affect comfort and everyday independence. A detailed orthopaedic assessment can identify the extent of joint damage and help determine whether Total Hip Replacement is an appropriate treatment option.

At Asian Orthopaedic Hospital, treatment is planned according to each patient’s condition, with attention to surgical planning, early recovery, rehabilitation, and follow-up. Patients from Sabarmati, New Ranip, Chandkheda, New CG Road, and Motera can access specialized hip replacement care.