Hip Precautions - Physiopedia

Hip Precautions - Physiopedia

Hip precautions refer to certain things that one should not do after having total hip replacement (THR) surgery .Hip precautions are a common component of standard postoperative care following a THR.[1]  The precautions are prescribed for 6-12 weeks postoperatively to encourage healing and prevent hip dislocation. Physiotherapists and nurses in conjunction with surgeons usually teach these precautions to the patient in the perioperative period.[2] Hip precautions mainly apply to the posterior or posterior lateral hip replacement procedure. The anterior hip replacement procedure has fewer precautions.

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