The road to Rugby World Cup 2015. We take a look back at the climax to the qualifying process for Rugby World Cup 2015 in England.
Generally speaking, hip replacement patients do recover sooner than knee replacement patients, for example. It should be noted, however, that recovery time for a total hip replacement can differ vastly from patient to patient. Some patients may take 6 months to recover; while others may recover in just 4 weeks.Adapted by MNT from original media release.Rate this article (click stars to rate).ontributing factors to recovery from hip replacement. There are a number of contributing factors that influence recovery time. Josephine Fox, a moderator at the BoneSmart.org hip replacement forums and nurse of over fifty years, says that a positive attitude is everything.
Confidence votes 506. The time changes for everyone, depending on age, health conditions before the break, and how bad the break is. On average, the break takes about 1-3 months to fully heal. If the hip has been operated on it usually takes longer to heal than one without operation.That being said, a healthy younger person heals faster and much better than a sick elderly person, even if they were both operated on or not. For the first month it's best not to walk. ANSWER   It depends on the degree of injury made. Strong injuries might heal totally after â¦ few months, while simple one might heal in a month. In any case these are the periods for full recovery. Usually an injure person can go back to his usual activities after 1-2 weeks (except sports and physical work).