
Expert Physiotherapy After Joint Replacement Surgery
Whether you've undergone a Total Knee Replacement (TKR) or Total Hip Replacement (THR), a structured rehabilitation program is crucial for full recovery. Post-surgery rehab improves joint mobility, muscle strength, and helps you return to a pain-free, active life.
At Physio Absolute, we provide personalized, evidence-based rehabilitation tailored to your specific joint replacement and recovery pace.
Why Early Rehab is Essential
- Faster return to normal movement
- Prevents complications like blood clots, joint stiffness, or muscle weakness
- Improves surgical outcomes and quality of life
- Builds confidence in movement and independence
TKR & THR Rehab Timeline (Approx.)
- Week 1–2: Pain management, basic mobility, ROM exercises
- Week 3–6: Strengthening, gait correction, balance work
- Week 6–12+: Advanced functional recovery, return to daily life
Our Post-TKR & THR Rehab Focus Areas
1. Pain & Swelling Control
- Cryotherapy, IFT, and TENS to manage post-operative pain
- Gentle movement to reduce swelling and prevent stiffness
2. Range of Motion (ROM) Restoration
- Gradual, guided exercises to regain full joint flexibility
- Passive and active-assisted mobilization techniques
3. Muscle Strengthening
- Focus on quads, hamstrings, glutes, and core muscles
- Weight-bearing and resistance training when appropriate
4. Gait Training & Walking Re-education
- Use of walkers/crutches with proper technique
- Transition to independent walking with proper balance
5. Joint Protection & Functional Recovery
- Learn safe techniques for sitting, standing, climbing stairs
- Return to daily activities like bathing, dressing, and driving
6. Fall Prevention & Balance Training
- Improve coordination, posture, and reduce fall risk
Faq
Ideally within 24–48 hours post-surgery, under guidance of your doctor and physiotherapist.
Yes, we provide custom home-exercise plans, but in-clinic sessions ensure proper technique and faster results.
Most patients regain normal function within 3–6 months, depending on age, activity level, and surgery type.