If you experience daily hip pain from a prior injury or a condition like arthritis, it might be time to consider a total hip replacement. As one of the most commonly-performed elective surgeries in the United States, hip replacement surgery could help you get back to the lifestyle you’re accustomed to. In fact, around 90 percent of individuals who undergo hip replacement surgery enjoy better mobility without any of the pain and stiffness that previously interfered with daily activities.
Avoiding the stairs at all costs. The inability to partake in physical fitness activities. Feeling at the end of your rope dealing with the daily pain in your hip. These are just a few of the signs that hip replacement surgery could greatly improve your quality of life. If you’re noticing these or any of the following symptoms, you may be a good candidate for a total hip replacement:
As a highly effective elective surgery, hip replacement can get you back to the lifestyle you love. Talk to your physician to discuss your specific symptoms, and learn about the risks and complications involved to find out if hip replacement is right for you.
Our mission is your recovery at Advent Christian Village, where our professional team is committed to making a positive difference in the lives of our patients. Experience excellence in both short- and long-term rehabilitation at ACV Outpatient Services, with inpatient and outpatient services at Good Samaritan Center and Copeland Medical Center. Contact us to schedule a tour or to request more information.
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