Post-surgery & fracture rehab
After spine, knee, hip or fracture surgery — hard to move, unable to bear weight when walking
At a glance
- For
- After spine, knee, hip or fracture surgery — hard to move, unable to bear weight when walking
- Each visit
- About 1 hour: history, examination, treatment and exercises to keep doing
- Price
- From 800 THB / visit · First assessment included
- Area
- 7 districts of Chiang Mai — the physiotherapist comes to your home
Common signs
- After spine, knee or hip surgery
- Fracture — unable to bear weight when walking
- Incision pain and difficulty moving the joint after surgery
- Cannot walk with crutches independently
How we help
- Follow the surgeon’s protocol
- Restore bend, straightening, weight bearing and indoor walking
- Reduce swelling, prevent stiffness, coach walking aids
Good to know
The priority is for the bone to knit and regain its strength, so the fractured part can be used again within 6–12 weeks, or at most within 6 months.
Questions about this service
When can physiotherapy start after surgery?
According to your surgeon’s plan — often as soon as you are home. The physiotherapist works within the limits the surgeon sets, such as weight bearing or how far the joint may bend.
What should I prepare at home before the visit?
Have the walking aid from the hospital, your discharge notes or the doctor’s instructions, and a clear space to practise walking.
How long does recovery after surgery or a fracture take?
It depends on the operation and the injury. After a fracture, people usually use the limb again within 6–12 weeks, or at most around 6 months.
Weakness, slurred speech, facial droop or chest pain: call 1669 or go to emergency care.
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