Total Knee Replacement Treatment

Yes, total knee replacement is generally very safe when performed by experienced specialists, using modern surgical techniques and advanced technology.

A total knee replacement can typically last between 15 to 20 years, depending on activity level, implant type, and overall health.

Some pain and discomfort are expected after surgery, but it is manageable with medications, and patients generally experience significant pain relief over time.

Patients typically begin walking with assistance within a day after surgery, under the supervision of a physical therapist.

Most patients recover within 6 to 12 weeks, although full recovery and optimal function may take up to 6 months.

Like any surgery, there are some risks including infection, blood clots, implant loosening, and nerve damage, though complications are rare with expert care.

Yes, physical therapy is crucial for regaining strength, flexibility, and mobility after knee replacement surgery.

Yes, this is called bilateral knee replacement, and it may be recommended if both knees are severely damaged.

Preparation includes physical exams, imaging tests, stopping certain medications, arranging post-surgery help, and following specific pre-op instructions.

It is a technique that uses smaller incisions and causes less muscle damage, leading to faster recovery and less post-operative pain.

Robotic-assisted knee replacement uses robotic technology to improve the accuracy and alignment of implant placement, offering better long-term outcomes.

The cost of Total Knee Replacement in Hyderabad can vary based on the hospital, surgeon's expertise, implant type, and post-surgical care. Contact us at 040 67000 070 for accurate pricing.

Most patients can safely drive around 6-8 weeks after surgery, depending on recovery progress and surgeon approval.

Yes, low-impact activities like swimming, cycling, and walking are encouraged after full recovery to maintain knee health.

There is no strict age limit. The procedure is based more on the patient's overall health, mobility, and pain level than age.

Delaying surgery can lead to worsening pain, joint deformity, reduced mobility, and difficulty achieving optimal surgical results later.

After recovery, most patients do not feel the implant. Some may notice minor differences compared to a natural knee but enjoy significant improvement in mobility.

While rare, implants can wear out or loosen over time, especially with high-impact activities. Revisions may be needed in such cases.

Look for board-certified orthopedic surgeons with extensive experience, positive patient outcomes, and access to advanced technology.

In most cases, Total Knee Replacement is covered by health insurance policies. It’s important to check the specifics with your provider.