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Recovery and Rehabilitation After SPAIRE Hip Surgery: A Unique Approach to Joint ReplacementUndergoing SPAIRE hip replacement surgery offers a novel approach to recovery, promising quicker and less painful rehabilitation. This blog contrasts SPAIRE with traditional hip replacement, emphasising muscle preservation, reduced pain, and faster mobility leading to shorter hospital stays. Initial recovery involves effective pain management and early mobilisation. SPAIRE patients typically…Undergoing SPAIRE hip replacement surgery offers a novel approach to recovery, promising quicker and less painful rehabilitation. This blog contrasts SPAIRE with traditional hip replacement, emphasising muscle preservation, reduced pain, and faster mobility leading to shorter hospital stays. Initial recovery involves effective pain management and early mobilisation. SPAIRE patients typically experience a 1-3 day hospital stay, followed by tailored home care and wound management. Physiotherapy starts within a week, focusing on gentle exercises for quicker functional restoration. Recovery milestones are reached faster, with most returning to normal activities, including low-impact sports, within 3-6 months. Long-term care involves regular check-ups and lifestyle adjustments. This patient-friendly SPAIRE technique ensures a swifter, less painful return to everyday life, but adherence to postoperative care and individualised healthcare provider advice is crucial for success.
