First 48 Hours After Hip Replacement: What Patients Need to Know
The first 48 hours after hip replacement are critical. In this episode, Dr. Matthew Sloan walks through the key early recovery milestones after hip replacement, including: • Standing and walking safely after surgery • Why ankle pumps matter • How to manage pain without falling behind • Protecting the incision • Reducing swelling, stiffness, and blood clot risk • Building confidence with the new hip Early recovery is not about doing everything perfectly. It is about moving safely, staying ahead of pain, protecting the surgical site, and building momentum. Subscribe for more step-by-step hip and knee replacement recovery education. Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only and does not replace medical advice from your surgeon or healthcare team. #hipreplacement #orthopedics #arthritis

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