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Orthopedic treatments restore movement and relieve pain, ranging from medications and therapy to robotic surgery, followed by personalized rehabilitation.
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Most orthopedic conditions are first managed without surgery, focusing on pain relief, reducing inflammation, and restoring function through a combination of medication, therapeutic injections, and physical therapy.
Initial treatment often includes over-the-counter pain relievers and anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). For persistent issues, stronger prescription NSAIDs may be used to control pain and inflammation effectively.
Corticosteroid injections reduce intense inflammation in joints or bursae. For osteoarthritis, viscosupplementation injections supplement joint fluid to improve lubrication, mobility, and comfort for lasting relief.
When non-surgical methods are no longer effective, Orthopedic specialists may recommend minimally invasive procedures. Arthroscopy is a primary technique, using a tiny camera and surgical tools inserted through small incisions (keyholes). This method is used for repairing ligaments (like the ACL), cleaning up damaged cartilage, or repairing meniscus tears in the knee.
Because the incisions are small, patients experience less pain, minimal scarring, and much quicker recovery times compared to traditional open surgery. Liv Hospital prioritizes these advanced techniques to reduce patient downtime and discomfort. This modern approach helps many people avoid major surgery and return to their active lives sooner.
For advanced conditions like severe arthritis, traumatic injuries like a hip fracture, or debilitating spinal issues, surgical intervention is necessary to restore function permanently. The most common and life-changing procedure is joint replacement, where a damaged joint (hip, knee, or shoulder) is removed and replaced with an artificial, durable implant.
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Rehabilitation is the essential, active phase that determines the ultimate success of any orthopedic treatment, surgical or non-surgical. Our philosophy at Liv Hospital is to begin physical therapy (PT) immediately, often within 24 hours of surgery, to optimize healing. A dedicated therapist guides you through a personalized program designed to restore your joint’s full function. This carefully planned progression includes pain management, gentle range-of-motion exercises, targeted strength training to protect the joint, and balance retraining.
The goal is to empower you with the knowledge and strength to safely resume daily activities and return to an active life. Your consistent participation in this orthopedic rehabilitation program is the most critical factor for a swift and complete recovery.
Orthopedic care is a progressive journey with varying timelines. Initial non-surgical management may span several weeks to months, combining medication, injections, and therapy. Minimally invasive surgeries, like arthroscopy, often allow a return to most activities within a few weeks. For major procedures like joint replacement, the initial hospital stay is typically a few days, followed by an immediate and intensive rehabilitation program. Full recovery, involving regained strength and confidence, is a gradual process commonly taking three to six months. Long-term success requires ongoing partnership, with periodic follow-up visits and a commitment to a joint-friendly lifestyle to protect your results for years to come.
Your recovery journey is personalized, guided by your specific condition and procedure. For a minimally invasive surgery like an arthroscopy, you may be mobile within a day and resume most activities within a few weeks. For a major procedure like a hip or knee replacement, your hospital stay will typically be a few days, followed by an immediate transition to a structured physical therapy program, either inpatient or intensive outpatient. While initial healing takes weeks, the full rehabilitation process to regain near-normal strength, motion, and confidence is a gradual commitment, often spanning three to six months.
Throughout this period, you will have scheduled follow-up appointments, including imaging like X-rays, to meticulously monitor your healing progress and the position of any implants, ensuring the best possible long-term outcome.
Orthopedic care at Liv Hospital is an enduring partnership. We establish a structured follow-up schedule with clinical exams and imaging to monitor implant health and joint function. Crucially, we provide personalized guidance on maintaining a healthy weight, joint-friendly exercise, and activity modification. Your active commitment to these lifestyle recommendations is fundamental for preventing re-injury, maximizing the longevity of an artificial joint, and ensuring your successful, active future.
Choosing Liv Hospital means choosing technology and expertise built for international standards. Our Orthopedic department features highly specialized surgeons proficient in robotic surgery for joint replacement, known for achieving excellent functional outcomes and reduced recovery times.
Our comprehensive approach ensures that complex cases, like revision surgery or multi-trauma repair, are handled by a dedicated, multi-disciplinary team, including specialists in pain management and internal medicine. We focus on advanced, personalized care that supports rapid healing and long-term health.
The primary treatment for a hip fracture is surgical intervention to stabilize the bone, often using pins or rods, or a partial hip replacement, depending on the fracture severity.
The surgery itself for a major joint replacement, like a hip or knee, usually takes between one to two hours, followed by a few days of in-hospital recovery.
In almost all cases, surgery is required for a hip fracture to align the bone fragments and stabilize them so the patient can regain the ability to walk.
Medications include pain relievers, antibiotics (to prevent infection after surgery), and potentially blood thinners to prevent clots during the recovery period.
You can expect to start physical therapy immediately, use walking aids (crutches or a walker) initially, and work consistently for three to six months to regain full strength and mobility.
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