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Physical therapy will become very important in the months following surgery. Physical therapy improves the motion of the shoulder as it heals. Many surgeons do not start therapy for six to eight weeks depending on soft tissue repairs during the joint replacement surgery. Therapy usually begins with mild passive exercises and progress slowly to active motions.
Many people are allowed to weight bear on their heel after a few days, but make sure you discuss weight bearing specifics with your surgeon. You are usually in the walking cast for 4 weeks, then progress to a wide sneaker or tennis shoe for 4 more weeks. No running, jumping or playing with the other kids for at least 8 weeks, often 10 weeks. Pain management: Narcotic pain medication is often needed for a few days after surgery.