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Hip pain got you down? You’re not alone.

Every year, millions of people seek help from their doctor to alleviate their hip pain. Use the resources below to learn more about hip pain causes, treatments, and ways to maintain your hip joint health. Select your journey stage below to begin.

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Can You Walk Right After Hip Replacement Surgery?

While there will likely be limitations, you may be surprised to learn that most patients are up and moving right after surgery. Your surgeon will decide how soon you can resume walking.

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The Benefits of Outpatient Joint Replacement Surgery

Because of COVID-19, you may feel nervous about having a procedure like joint replacement surgery at a facility that also tests and cares for coronavirus patients. If so, outpatient surgery may be something to consider.

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