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Hip Replacement Recovery
Hip replacement recovery articles covering the first weeks after surgery, walking aids, exercises, precautions, strength training, gym rehabilitation and longer-term recovery.


How Much Should You Walk After Hip Replacement?
There is no single walking distance everyone should reach after hip replacement. Learn how to increase walking safely through the first days, weeks and months of recovery, including when to progress your walking aid.
Tom Morgan, Chartered Physiotherapist
Aug 98 min read


Hip Replacement Recovery Week by Week: What to Expect
What should hip replacement recovery look like in the first few weeks and months? This physiotherapist-led guide explains the typical stages from early walking and crutches through to strengthening, gym-based rehabilitation and returning to normal activity.
Tom Morgan, Chartered Physiotherapist
Aug 95 min read
Pain After Hip Replacement: What's Normal?
A certain amount of pain after hip replacement is normal, but it's not always obvious what's expected and what needs checking. Here's a clear, safety-conscious guide to both.
Tom Morgan, Chartered Physiotherapist
Aug 73 min read
Hip Replacement Recovery: Getting In and Out of Bed, Chairs, and the Car
Getting out of bed, standing up from a chair, and getting into a car can all feel awkward after a hip replacement. A physiotherapist's guide to doing each one safely.
Tom Morgan, Chartered Physiotherapist
Aug 74 min read
Hip Replacement Recovery: The First 2 Weeks (A Simple Home Guide)
The first two weeks after hip replacement can feel unfamiliar. Learn what to expect with walking, swelling, sleep, exercises, stairs and daily activities, plus signs that need medical review.
Tom Morgan, Chartered Physiotherapist
Aug 73 min read
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