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DAY 2

  • Dressing is done and drainage tube is removed.
  • The same set of exercises you did yesterday are done today.
  • The Epidural medication is continued in reduced dosage. You will be given mild pain relieving tablets.
  • Today is the last day of antibiotic course. After the last dose, your intravenous line will be removed.

DAY 3 & 4

  • The Epidural tube is removed.
  • The urinary catheter is removed.
  • Your exercise program will continue.
  • You are made to stand up with the help of a walker and may be allowed to walk few steps if your condition permits.

In hip replacement surgery, standing and walking start before you start sitting.

  • Getting out of the bed.
  • Avoid bending the knee and the hip on the operated side.
  • With help of sling provided to you, lift your operated leg off the bed.
  • Get out the bed on the side closer to your non-operated side.
  • Get the non-operated leg on the ground, pivot your body, keeping your non operated leg straight and out.
  • Sit at the edge of the bed with operated leg straight out in front.
  • Stand with the help of the walker.
  • You may put full weight on the operated leg, if cemented hip is used.
  • You are allowed to put only 10% of your body weight on the operated leg, if uncemented hip is used.
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Introduction
Types of Hip Replacement
First Consultation
X-Rays
FAQ
Test Required
Pain Relief During & After Operation
Requirement for Blood
Getting Ready for Operation
Check List
Schedule
Day of Operation
Surgical Steps
Immediately after Surgery
After the Operation - Day 1
After the Operation - Day 2, 3 & 4
After the Operation - Day 5
Getting Ready for Discharge
Care at Home
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