Common FAQ on Joint Pain, Arthritis & Knee Replacement Surgery

Joint pain and arthritis are common problems that affect people of all ages, not just the elderly. Many patients often have questions about knee pain, arthritis treatments, and knee replacement surgery.

To help you understand better, Dr. Divyesh Bukalsaria, top knee replacement surgeon in Mumbai, answers the most frequently asked questions about joint pain, implants, recovery time, and the benefits of robotic surgery.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. While joint issues are common in older adults, many younger patients even in their 40s are now experiencing joint pain and arthritis symptoms.

Not always. Pain medication can help in the early stages of arthritis. However, for advanced arthritis, options include intra-articular gel injections, partial knee replacement, or total knee replacement surgery.

It depends on the type of implant:

  • Stainless steel or cobalt-chromium implants: around 20 years.
  • Oxinium (zirconium oxide) implants: 30 to 35 years.

  • Single joint replacement: usually 3 nights.
  • Both knee replacements together: typically 4 nights.

Yes. Robotic Knee replacement surgery offers higher precision, which can improve long-term outcomes. While both methods are safe, robotic surgery generally provides better alignment and durability.

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