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Executive Summary Hip replacement surgery can relieve some patient’s pain, especially if they are suffering from a degenerative joint condition like arthritis. Still, post-surgery recovery can make average activities like flying on an airplane challenging. Most people can comfortably take short flights within six to twelve weeks after hip surgery. However, patients will have Read More…

Executive Summary Swelling is essentially fluid buildup in tissues, often a natural inflammatory response to heal tissue after injury or surgery. Excessive or prolonged swelling can damage tissue and indirectly slow down recovery times. Implementing certain practices like elevating, attempting ice therapy, and applying compression to the leg can reduce swelling and expedite healing. Read More…

Executive Summary Aquatic physical therapy allows patients to perform guided low-impact exercises that reduce the strain on their weight-bearing joints as they build strength, stability, and flexibility. The buoyancy and resistance of water can help combat the pressure of gravity, while the warmth of water can ease muscles and decrease stiffness. With support from Read More…

Patients with severe joint damage from trauma or degenerative diseases like arthritis may benefit from knee replacement surgery, a common procedure intended to relieve pain and restore mobility. During recovery, it is essential to remain physically active to regain strength and preserve cardiovascular health. However, not every exercise or sport is safe for recovering patients, causing many people to wonder, “Can you play tennis after a knee replacement?”
Knee replacement surgery has become increasingly common over the last few decades, particularly among older adults with degenerative joint conditions like arthritis. In fact, approximately 790,000 total knee replacements are conducted each year in the United States. Many patients who undergo this surgery wonder if they can get back into the activities they love, sparking questions like “Can you ski with a knee replacement?”

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