Rehabilitation after hip replacement.
After a hip joint replacement, the most important phase begins: targeted rehabilitation. We guide you from the first steps to full load capacity.
Book appointmentWhat's behind it?
Hip replacement surgery is one of the most successful orthopaedic operations. However, the subsequent rehabilitation is crucial for a good outcome. We guide you structurally through all phases — from early mobilisation to strength building to return to daily life and sport.
Causes
- Advanced osteoarthritis (coxarthrosis)
- Hip dysplasia or congenital deformities
- Rheumatic diseases
- Severe injuries or fractures of the hip joint
Symptoms
- Pain and restricted hip joint movement before surgery
- Compensatory posture and muscle atrophy after surgery
- Limited load capacity in the first weeks
- Feeling of instability with certain movements
How we treat Hip Replacement (THA).
Early mobilisation
Safe standing, gait training and load building in the first days after surgery.
Mobility
Restoration of full range of motion, considering the surgical approach.
Strength building
Targeted training of the hip and gluteal muscles for stability and load capacity.
Daily life & sport
Return to daily life, hobbies and sport with an individual load plan.
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Book an appointment and start your individual treatment for Hip Replacement (THA).
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