Troy Hip Pain Physical Therapy Bloomfield Hills Michigan 

You should start the rehabilitation process as early as possible. This ensures faster healing and prevents further damage. Starting the rehabilitation process later on may be too late, and you will have to spend more time.  

There are three phases of rehabilitation: the acute injury phase, the repair phase, and the remodeling phase. All the phases of rehabilitation are essential, and your therapist will help you through each phase.   

Your recovery plan is driven by your story, so your physical therapist will listen, evaluate your condition, assess your baseline mobility and will work collaboratively with you to set personalized goals focused on improving your daily function and getting you back to the things you love.

Together you and your PT will design a plan of care that includes exercises that align with getting you on the road to recovery, as well as taking time to review precautions outlined by your surgeon to ensure proper healing. 

Wear stretchy or loose clothes so that as your PT begins guiding you on your pre-op and/or post-op journey you are comfortable moving around and your mobility is not restricted.

Your physical therapist will work with you to begin your treatment, which may include hands-on manual therapy, progressive exercises to strengthen and improve muscle control, stretches to increase mobility, education, or other methods to help expedite your recovery and return to full function.