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Orthopedic treatments address a wide range of musculoskeletal issues, including conditions affecting bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, and tendons. Whether you’re dealing with an injury, chronic pain, or a degenerative condition, understanding the available treatments is essential for managing your health and recovery. 

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Below are frequently asked questions (FAQs) about orthopedic treatments.

A: The cost depends on factors such as:

  • Type of procedure (surgical vs. non-surgical).
  • Surgeon’s expertise and experience.
  • Hospital facilities and duration of stay.
  • Cost of implants or prosthetics (if required).
  • Pre-surgery and post-surgery tests, medications, and physiotherapy.

A: Recovery times vary based on the procedure:

  • Hip/Knee Replacement: 6-12 weeks for basic mobility; full recovery in 6-12 months.
  • Arthroscopy (Knee/Shoulder): 4-6 weeks for most daily activities; up to 3 months for full recovery.
  • Spinal Surgery: 3-6 months for significant improvement; 1 year for complete recovery.
  • Follow the post-operative care plan.
  • Stay consistent with physical therapy.
  • Maintain a balanced diet to aid healing.
  • Avoid strenuous activities as advised by your doctor.

A: Surgery is recommended when:

  • Pain severely impacts your quality of life.
  • Non-surgical options like medication and therapy have failed.
  • There’s a risk of permanent damage without intervention.

A: Many medical tourism services offer comprehensive packages that include:

  • Airport transfers.
  • Accommodation during recovery.
  • Assistance with travel documents (visas).

A: Costs can vary based on the hospital’s reputation, the surgeon’s experience, and the complexity of the treatment. Medical tourism packages often include consultations, surgery, and rehabilitation for a fixed price.

Q4: Will I need rehabilitation or physical therapy post-surgery?

A: The best treatment depends on your medical history, symptoms, and diagnostic test results. An orthopedic specialist will recommend surgery or non-surgical options based on your specific condition.

  • Attend pre-surgery consultations and tests.
  • Follow your surgeon’s advice on medications and fasting.
  • Arrange support for post-surgery recovery (e.g., caregiver, home setup).

A: Most packages include immediate post-surgery follow-ups. However, long-term follow-ups may require coordination with local doctors in your home country.

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