Overview
Hip arthritis can cause groin pain and difficulty sitting or walking. THA replaces the damaged ball-and-socket with smooth, durable ceramic-poly bearings.
Effortless Journey Ahead
TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT (THA)
Who Benefits
Advanced hip arthritis (primary or secondary OA) Failure of medications or physical therapy Fractures or AVN (Avascular Necrosis) of the femoral head
Procedure Snapshot
Duration: 60–90 minutes Usually performed under spinal anaesthesia Muscle-sparing or minimally invasive approach when possible
Recovery Timeline
Walk with support: 1–2 days Return to desk work: ~2 weeks Low-impact sports: ~6 weeks Full recovery: ~8–10 weeks
Longevity & Safety
10–15 years in most patients with moderate activity Lower blood loss and infection risk vs. total knee Easier to revise if needed later
FAQ
On day of surgery patient is allowed to walk full weight bearing
Patient will be operated under anesthesia so essentially a painfree procedure.
25 years
No