Hip Replacement

Indications, Technique, and Recovery

The hip joint plays a central role in walking, sitting, and daily activity. When it becomes painful or damaged, even simple movements become difficult.

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Hip Replacement Surgery

Department of Orthopaedics at NHS Hospital Jalandhar


Hip replacement is performed to restore pain-free movement and function when other treatments are no longer effective.

The decision is based on function and pain, not just imaging.

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When Is Hip Replacement Needed?


Hip replacement is considered when:

  • Pain is persistent and affects daily activities

  • Walking, sitting, or sleeping becomes difficult

  • Medications and physiotherapy fail to provide relief

  • Joint damage is advanced

Common causes include:

  • Osteoarthritis

  • Avascular necrosis

  • Post-traumatic arthritis

What Does the Surgery Involve?


Hip replacement involves:

  • Removing the damaged joint surfaces

  • Replacing them with artificial components

  • Restoring smooth movement

The aim is:

  • Pain relief

  • Improved mobility

  • Better quality of life

Surgical Approach and Planning


Hip replacement requires:

  • Careful pre-operative planning

  • Correct positioning of implants

  • Restoration of leg length and joint mechanics

Different surgical approaches may be used depending on the patient and condition.

The focus is always on function, stability, and long-term durability.

Role of Technology and Precision


Modern techniques and tools assist in:

  • Accurate implant positioning

  • Better biomechanical alignment

  • Reproducible surgical outcomes

Technology supports precision, but surgical experience and planning remain central.

Recovery After Hip Replacement


Recovery typically involves:

  • Early mobilisation

  • Gradual return to walking

  • Physiotherapy for strength and balance

Most patients:

  • Walk comfortably within a few weeks

  • Resume routine activities progressively

  • Experience significant pain relief

Recovery varies based on: Age, Muscle strength, Overall health

Life After Hip Replacement


After recovery:

  • Walking becomes easier

  • Daily activities improve

  • Quality of life increases

Patients are encouraged to stay active within safe limits.

About the Surgeon

Dr. Shubhang Aggarwal


is a leading Robotic Knee Replacement Surgeon in India and is One of the Few Surgeons in the country. Only a handful of centres across the Asia Pacific have this revolutionary Robotic Cutting Edge Technology.

With an experience of more than 25+ years and more than 25000+ joint replacement surgeries under his belt, he is the first choice in this part of the country for such complex joint medical procedures.

He has advanced training in joint replacement from prestigious medical colleges and universities in the UK, France, Germany, Australia, and Singapore.

Final Thought


Hip replacement is a highly effective procedure when done for the correct indication.

The goal is not just surgery, but restoring comfortable, confident movement.

Life after hip replacement is about getting back to the activities you enjoy, pain-free.

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If hip pain is limiting your daily activity and you are unsure about treatment options, a detailed evaluation can help guide the next steps.

Frequently Asked Questions

Got questions? We've got answers.


How long does a hip replacement last?

Modern hip replacements can last 20-30 years or more with proper care. Success depends on factors like patient activity, weight, and implant type.

When can I walk after hip replacement surgery?

Most patients begin walking with support within 24-48 hours after surgery. Full recovery typically takes 6-12 weeks for routine activities.

What activities can I do after hip replacement?

Low-impact activities like walking, swimming, and cycling are encouraged. High-impact activities should be discussed with your surgeon based on your recovery.

Is hip replacement more painful than knee replacement?

Pain perception varies, but many patients report smoother initial recovery with hip replacement compared to knee replacement. Recovery is individualised.