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Why You Should Consider Total Joint Replacement (TJR), or Total Joint Arthroplasty in India

Why You Should Consider Total Joint Replacement (TJR), or Total Joint Arthroplasty in India

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What is Total Joint Replacement (TJR) or Total Joint Arthroplasty?

Total Joint Replacement (TJR) or Total Joint Arthroplasty in India is a surgical procedure, where the damaged joint is removed and replaced with a plastic device known as prosthesis. The prosthesis is formulated to replicate the movement of a normal healthy joint.

How do I know if I am a good candidate for Total Joint Replacement (TJR) or Total Joint Arthroplasty Procedure?

According to Total Joint Replacement (TJR), or Total Joint Arthroplasty in India reviews, several conditions can cause disability and pain that may force the patients to consider total joint replacement. In some cases the joint pain is caused by damage to the cartilage that lines the end of the bones either from arthritis or a fracture. If non surgical methods like medications or physical therapy and changes to your everyday activities do not provide relief from the pain, then this form of surgery is the only option left.

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Hello, my name is Amanda Dimka, 53 years old from Nigeria. I was infected in the left knee that caused excruciating pain. My doctor recommended me to undergo a total knee replacement surgery. The lack of medical facilities back in my native country was the main reason to search for surgery abroad. We came to know about affordable surgery in India and came across your website. After consultation I got my surgery fixed in India. My surgeon was a nice person and explained me everything before my surgery. The nurses were quite compassionate and took care of me. The medical tourism consultants assisted us with medical visas, food and lodging arrangements during my medical trip to India. I am thankful to the medical tourism company for their assistance throughout the entire process and recommend you to anyone looking for kind kind of surgery.

Total Joint Replacement (TJR) or Total Joint Arthroplasty Procedure & Recovery & Effectiveness

The duration of the surgery lasts for a couple of hours. It is performed as an outpatient procedure or in a hospital. During the process, the bone is removed from the joint and replaced with artificial components like plastic or steel.

Free Consultation Total Joint Replacement (TJR) or Total Joint Arthroplasty in India is the time where the patient along with the surgical team, will spend time preparing for the procedure. Your general health will be checked, and several forms of tests may be required to be undertaken. This could be in the form of blood or cardiogram to help you plan for the surgery.

There are many things which you can do as an individual. You can talk to your doctor and ask them various questions. Intake of the correct form of diet with exercise will also be of help. The first few weeks after the surgery, you can sit in your home and arrange for help. If you plan ahead, you can ensure that you have a smooth and a speedy recovery.

The recovery process will vary from patient to patient. In a way the doctor will encourage you to start using the new joint as soon as possible. Though it can be challenging at times, following the instructions of the doctor will enhance the recovery process. Most of the patients will experience some sort of pain as the surrounding muscles are weak from inactivity.

Why Opting Total Joint Replacement (TJR) or Total Joint Arthroplasty is necessary?

The majority of the patients who have undergone this surgery are known to resume their normal activities. It is  a common myth that the benefits of Low cost Total Joint Replacement (TJR) or Total Joint Arthroplasty in India is known to last for several years  that provides one with an improved quality of life, along with improved strength and motion that would not have been otherwise possible.

Why to choose an Indian Hospital for your Total Joint Replacement (TJR) or Total Joint Arthroplasty?

The Hospitals of India have scaled the popularity charts and setting new benchmarks with each passing day. The comfort along with the safety of the patient is taken care of and it gives the foreign tourists a feeling of home away from home when they get the surgery done in India.

Total Joint Replacement (TJR) or Total Joint Arthroplasty Cost in India

Affordable Total Joint Replacement (TJR) or Total Joint Arthroplasty in India attracts patients from worldwide. You can save close to 60 % of the cost of surgery when you choose India and almost all the hospitals in India have no waiting lists. So you are just a day away from your surgery.

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FAQ’s

Why should a patient choose Joint Replacement Surgery Hospital India?

Joint Replacement Surgery Hospital India offers highest quality bone and joint health care with attentiveness, care and compassion to meet the needs of the patients and their loved ones. The medical team includes board-certified orthopedic surgeons who are familiar with all the aspects of the musculoskeletal system. Our hospital uses the most advanced technologies available for the orthopaedic procedures and has a lower complication rate.

What is total joint replacement?

Also called arthroplasty, total joint replacement is a surgical procedure in which both sides of a joint are removed and replaced by artificial implants (prostheses) that are anchored to the bones.

How are joint pain and stiffness related to arthritis?

In osteoarthritis (OA), the soft, movement-easing cartilage at the ends of joint bones breaks down and wears away as the person grows older. Eventually the bones rub directly against each other whenever the joint moves, causing pain and stiffness. The rest of the body’s joint surfaces are covered with a smooth tissue lining called the synovium :

 

In rheumatoid arthritis (RA), chemical changes in the synovium cause it to destroy cartilage. In post-traumatic arthritis, joint pain and stiffness may develop after injury to the joint; the resulting failure of the bone and cartilage to heal properly causes the roughened joint surfaces to grind together. For more information on arthritis and knee, hip, or shoulder joint pain, go to:

How “bad” does my joint pain have to get before I should consider having joint replacement?

This is a very personal decision that only you can make, with the help of an orthopaedic surgeon’s evaluation of your pain and its effects on your daily life.

Why do some people need joint replacement?

When other treatment options no longer provide relief, joint replacement may be recommended — not only to relieve pain, but also to prevent the disability it can cause. For example, experiencing joint pain day after day without relief can lead to “staying off” the joint — which often weakens the muscles around it so it becomes even more difficult to move. Your orthopaedic surgeon will tell you whether you might benefit from joint replacement and explain the reasons why it may, or may not, be right for you at this time.

If I decide to have joint replacement, what will I need to do before the surgery?

You’ll need routine blood tests, urinalysis, a physical examination, and, if you’re over 50 or your doctor thinks they’re advisable, an electrocardiogram (ECG) and chest X-Ray as well. Your own doctor or the hospital where you’ll have the surgery may perform these preoperative tests and evaluations. You may also be asked to donate blood pre-operatively or to have a designated donor — usually a family member or relative — do this. Your doctor or orthopaedic surgeon will specify exactly which tests and evaluations you will need and when you should have them. He or she may also recommend that you take an iron supplement before your surgery, and you may be asked to stop taking certain medications — for example, aspirin and other medications that thin the blood. Your doctor or orthopaedic surgeon will also specify how these and any other medication concerns apply to you. Finally, do not eat or drink after midnight on the day your surgery takes place.

What will I need to know about postoperative recovery in the hospital?

Following joint replacement surgery, hospital stays vary depending on insurance coverage and individual medical status; a total of 7 days (including the day of the surgery) is typical. The surgery may take from 1 to 2 hours; you’ll spend about the same amount of time in the recovery room. On the first day after your surgery, expect to begin physical and occupational therapy, typically several brief sessions a day — first steps on your way to getting back into your life and activities! When you’re ready for discharge, the decision will be made concerning whether you can best continue to recover at home (the usual procedure) or in another facility (Nursing Home) where you can receive specialized rehabilitation help. If you do go to another facility, the goal will be to return you to your home, able to move about with a safe level of independence, within 3 to 5 days.

What can I expect in the first days after I’m discharged?

You shouldn’t be surprised if you feel a little shaky and uncertain for the first day or two after you’re discharged. But soon you’ll get a routine going and gain confidence in your new joint — the start of a new life with less pain. (As with any surgery, you’ll probably take pain medication for a few days while you are healing.) Be aware that you’ll probably need a walker and/or crutches for about 6 weeks, then use a cane for another 6 weeks or so. You’ll be in touch with your orthopaedic surgeon as well as your physiotherapis, so you’ll have plenty of opportunities to ask questions or discuss concerns as well as to report your progress.

When will I be able to go back to a normal daily routine, such as going to work or driving a car?

This is a decision that only you and your orthopaedic surgeon can make. However, there are some general guidelines:

  • You’ll practice stair-climbing in the hospital and should be able to do this by the time you leave.
  • You should have no restrictions on leaving your home as long as your safety and comfort are assured. Just don’t tire yourself out; a good balance of exercise, rest, and relaxation is best for helping your body heal and gain strength.
  • When to resume driving a car, going to work, and/or participating in sports activities are all highly individualized decisions. Be sure to follow your doctor’s or orthopaedic surgeon’s advice and recommendations.

Can I choose my own hotels according to my budget?

You can most definitely choose hotels as per your convenience to you and your budget.

Can I speak with the doctor before I come to India for treatment?

You can talk to the doctor and satisfy all your medical queries. You can also send us your queries for answers from the top doctors.

How will I get an Indian Medical Visa?

To know about the procedure of getting an Indian Medical Visa, please go to our website where you will find all the details regarding the initial procedure. You can also send us a query regarding the same.

I can only speak my native language?

Many hospitals in India have language translators to help you communicate better and effortlessly with the doctors and medical staff.