📌Real advice from patients

🗣“Don’t wait for it to go away — the sooner it is treated, the better.” — Ivan, 57 years old.
🗣“After the operation, it is important to move. The first three days are the hardest, then it gets easier!” — Marina, 62 years old.
🗣“Don’t spare funds for rehabilitation — recovery is much faster.” — Oleg, 45 years old.

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📖Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• Can the prosthesis be replaced again?
Yes, usually after 15–20 years.

• Can I exercise after surgery?
Yes, but in moderation — swimming, walking, stationary bike.
Jumping or heavy running are not recommended.

• Can the prosthesis break?
Very rarely. But excessive loads increase the risk.

• Can you fly by plane?
Yes, but it may trigger a metal detector – a special card is issued for this.

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🎉Conclusion: Your Steps to a Healthy Hip

✅Recognize the problem.
✅See an orthopedist.
✅Maintain weight and move.
✅Don’t be afraid of surgery.
✅After surgery, follow the recommendations.

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