Rehabilitation after Joint Preservation Surgery

Rehabilitation after joint preservation surgery focuses on restoring function and strength to the affected joint while minimizing pain. It typically includes a structured program of physical therapy, which may involve gentle exercises, stretching, and gradually increasing activity levels. The goal is to enhance mobility and support healing. Patients are often advised to follow a specific timeline for resuming daily activities and sports. Regular follow-ups with healthcare providers ensure progress is monitored, and adjustments to the rehabilitation plan can be made as needed. Successful rehabilitation can significantly improve long-term outcomes and overall joint health.