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Whether it's the result of a sudden injury or it's the degeneration of healthy tissue, hip pain can strongly hinder your ability to lead the life you want. And one thing is certain - it does not simply go away on its own or get better with time.
The trained Orthopedic Specialists at Health First have experience diagnosing and treating a number of hip conditions.
When you come to us with hip pain, we do everything we can to preserve your original hip. However, sometimes a total hip replacement is needed. We always strive for a minimally invasive approach that gets you back to your normal life as soon as possible.
Depending on the cause of your hip pain, our specialists may recommend exercise, medication, surgery or a combination of treatments. When that is not enough, advanced and minimally invasive surgery may be able to provide quality, long-term outcomes.
Non-Surgical Hip Care
The function of the hip is such that it often requires surgery to replace damaged or worn areas. With many different approaches and techniques available, many patients are able to find a procedure that is a perfect fit.
Surgical Hip Care
Hip replacement and resurfacing surgeries are more advanced than ever and can provide an effective means for correcting painful hip conditions. Recovery varies from person to person, but most patients will be able to drive within two to three weeks and resume most normal activities within 10 to 12 weeks. In fact, many patients wonder why they didn't have their procedure sooner.
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