There once was a time when knee or hip replacement surgery meant spending a week or more in the hospital, sometimes followed by time in a rehabilitation facility, then physical therapy and home exercises. Today, with advances in surgical techniques, pain management and early interventions, a hospital stay after replacement surgery may be as little as 24 hours.
![Hip replacement surgery – like all surgeries – is generally only recommended after all conservative (non-invasive) treatment options fail to provide relief from symptoms. There are a number of non-surgical treatment options for hip pain including pain caused by osteoarthritis and other forms of arthritis, ligament injuries, tendinitis and bursitis. Exercise and Physical Therapy Exercise […] Ligament Injury, Rheumatoid Arthritis Treatment, Behavioral Issues, Workouts](https://i.pinimg.com/236x/3b/cb/5e/3bcb5e16093e2a9c57a45877ca6bc69f--ligament-injury-tendinitis.jpg)
