No. Joint replacement surgery is suitable for a wide age range, typically 40–80 years. Many older patients in Mumbai have successfully undergone surgery with excellent outcomes.

Not at all. Patients usually start walking the same day as surgery and are independent with activities like going to the bathroom, walking, and light household tasks upon discharge.

No. It’s better to consider surgery as soon as difficulty arises, rather than waiting until severe immobility occurs. Early intervention leads to faster recovery and better outcomes.

No. Modern joint replacement surgery is designed to restore activity levels. Patients can resume walking long distances, swimming, cycling, and driving relatively quickly after recovery.