9. Do I need physical therapy after surgery?
June 23, 2017 9:55 pma. For the majority of our procedures, we recommend starting outpatient physical therapy within 3-5 days of your surgery. You Read More >
a. For the majority of our procedures, we recommend starting outpatient physical therapy within 3-5 days of your surgery. You Read More >
a. You will be given wound care instructions upon discharge after surgery. A general rule for bathing is you should Read More >
a. This depends on several factors, such as the type of surgery, necessity of an assistive device after surgery, and Read More >
a. This varies vastly based on each individual’s commute, type of work, and ability of the job to make accommodations. Read More >
a. This varies widely depending on the type of procedure you are having. When you meet with Dr. Ranawat and Read More >
a. We recommend regional anesthesia. This is where the anesthesiologist performs a nerve block or spinal which will numb the Read More >
a. Time of arrival is generally two hours prior to the scheduled surgery time. You will check in at registration Read More >
a. You will get a call from the hospital call center after 2pm on the business day before surgery. They Read More >
a. Stop taking any anti-inflammatories (aleve, ibuprofen, aspirin, motrin, etc) 1 week prior to surgery, as these medications increase your Read More >