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Is Bunion Surgery Worth It? Who It Suits and What Recovery Involves

20 September 2026 by Post Op Physio Recovery

Bunion surgery is usually worth it when a bunion hurts and limits your life despite wider shoes, not for looks. Most people are satisfied, but recovery takes months and bunions can come back.

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How to Prepare for Knee Replacement: Exercises, Home Setup and What to Bring

20 September 2026 by Post Op Physio Recovery

Use the weeks before a knee replacement to strengthen your leg, set up your home and get your health in the best shape you can. Prehab exercises, equipment, what to arrange, what to bring to hospital, and the health steps that lower complication risk.

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Ankle Ligament Surgery (Brostrom) Recovery: Timeline and Return to Sport

20 September 2026 by Post Op Physio Recovery

After Brostrom ankle ligament surgery, most people are off the foot for 2 to 3 weeks, in a boot for a few weeks more, and walking normally by 8 to 10 weeks. Return to sport usually takes 3 to 6 months, and balance training decides how well the repair holds.

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Is Rotator Cuff Surgery Worth It? Repair vs Physical Therapy

20 September 202620 September 2026 by Post Op Physio Recovery

Rotator cuff surgery is usually worth it for a sudden tear with real weakness, especially in younger people. For slow, wear-and-tear tears, about 3 in 4 people do well with physical therapy and avoid surgery.

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ACL Tear Without Surgery: Who Can Skip Reconstruction?

20 September 202620 September 2026 by Post Op Physio Recovery

Some people with a torn ACL do well without reconstruction, especially if they avoid pivoting sports and their knee stops giving way after rehab. About half of those who start with rehab later choose surgery. Who does well, the meniscus risk, and questions to ask.

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When Is It Time for a Shoulder Replacement? Signs and What to Try First

20 September 202620 September 2026 by Post Op Physio Recovery

It’s time to talk about a shoulder replacement when pain wrecks your sleep and daily life and exercise, pain relief and injections have stopped working, not just because the X-ray looks worn. Here are the signs, what to try first and what results to expect.

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How to Prepare for Shoulder Surgery: A Practical Checklist

20 September 202620 September 2026 by Post Op Physio Recovery

The best preparation for shoulder surgery is to practice living one-armed before the operation and fix whatever turns out to be hard. Here’s how to set up your clothes, sleep, food, home and transport before the day.

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When Is It Time for a Hip Replacement? Signs, X-Rays and What to Try First

20 September 202620 September 2026 by Post Op Physio Recovery

It’s time to consider a hip replacement when hip pain is limiting your life and a proper trial of exercise, weight management and pain relief hasn’t changed that. The decision rests on how much the hip costs you, not on your X-ray or your age.

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Anterior vs Posterior Hip Replacement: Which Approach Is Better?

20 September 202620 September 2026 by Post Op Physio Recovery

Anterior hip replacement can make the first few weeks slightly easier, but by about three to six months the results match posterior surgery and long-term results don’t differ. Your surgeon’s experience with their approach matters more than the approach itself.

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How to Prepare for Hip Replacement: Your Home and Body Checklist

20 September 202620 September 2026 by Post Op Physio Recovery

Start preparing for hip replacement about six weeks ahead: keep exercising, stop smoking, sort out dental and skin problems, raise your seats, clear trip hazards and line up help for the first week or two at home.

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