What are the pro and cons of total hip replacement?

that depends on the condition of your hip before replacement.

What is necessary and what is not

Most people must have hip replacement because of the deterioration of the joint, and are fine after, but it does limit your activity.

However, since before surgery most could not even walk without intense pain that is a good trade.

The prostheses for a total hip replacement (total hip arthroplasty) can be inserted into the pelvis and femur with or without cement. The options are customized for each patient by the orthopedic surgeon.

Chronic pain and impairment of daily function of patients with severe hip arthritis are reasons for considering treatment with total hip replacement.

Complications and risks of total hip replacement surgery have been identified.

Preoperative banking of the blood of patients planning total hip replacement is considered when possible.

Physical therapy is an essential part of rehabilitation after a total hip replacement.

Patients with artificial joints are generally recommended to take antibiotics before, during, and after any elective invasive procedures (including dental work).