Post-Surgical Rehabilitation
Comprehensive recovery programs after orthopedic and neurological surgeries for optimal healing
Understanding Post-Surgical Recovery
Overview
Post-surgical rehabilitation is crucial for optimal recovery after orthopedic, neurological, or other surgical procedures. Our specialized programs help restore function, reduce pain, and accelerate healing while preventing complications.
Common Post-Surgical Conditions
- Joint replacement surgeries (knee, hip, shoulder)
- Spinal surgeries
- ACL/ligament reconstruction
- Fracture fixation
- Arthroscopic procedures
Recovery Challenges
- Limited range of motion and stiffness
- Muscle weakness and atrophy
- Pain and swelling management
- Scar tissue formation
- Risk of complications without proper rehabilitation
Our Rehabilitation Approach
Approach
- Post-operative assessment
- Surgeon-coordinated care
- Phase-based recovery protocol
- Individualized treatment plans
Techniques
- Manual therapy and mobilization
- Progressive strengthening exercises
- Range of motion restoration
- Pain and swelling management
- Gait and movement retraining
- Scar tissue management
Recovery Goals
- Restore full range of motion
- Rebuild strength and stability
- Reduce pain and inflammation
- Prevent complications
- Return to daily activities
- Achieve optimal surgical outcomes
Why Choose Us for Post-Surgical Care
- Experienced post-surgical rehabilitation specialists
- Collaboration with orthopedic surgeons
- Evidence-based recovery protocols
- Advanced therapeutic equipment
- Personalized recovery timelines
- Comprehensive pain management
- Home exercise programs
- Regular progress monitoring
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I start physiotherapy after surgery?
The timing depends on your specific surgery. Some procedures require immediate post-operative therapy, while others may need a waiting period. We coordinate with your surgeon to determine the optimal start time.
How long does post-surgical rehabilitation take?
Recovery time varies based on the type of surgery, your overall health, and adherence to the rehabilitation program. Typical timelines range from 6-12 weeks for minor procedures to 6-12 months for major surgeries like joint replacements.
Will physiotherapy be painful after surgery?
Some discomfort is normal during rehabilitation, but we work within your pain tolerance and use various techniques to manage pain effectively. Our goal is to promote healing without causing excessive pain.