Comprehensive answers to all your inquiries
We have compiled the most common questions patients ask about joint surgeries, preparation, and post-surgery care to help you make the right decision.
No, the surgery is performed under anesthesia (spinal or general), and you will not feel any pain. After surgery, we use modern pain management protocols to control pain very effectively.
The surgery usually takes between one to two hours, depending on the patient's condition and the complexity of the case.
Yes, but modern joints are designed to last a long time. Studies indicate that more than 90% of joints last for over 15-20 years, and many last longer with proper care.
In most cases, we have the patient walk with the help of a walker on the same day of surgery or the next morning. Early movement is very essential for recovery.
For hip replacement, you can pray normally after recovery. For knee replacement, the ability to perform Sujood depends on the range of flexion achieved after surgery. Although the joint allows it, some may find full kneeling difficult.
Yes, physical therapy is an integral part of the surgery's success. You will start exercises in the hospital and continue them after discharge to strengthen muscles and restore joint movement.
Yes, we work with most major insurance companies in Kuwait. Please contact our secretary via WhatsApp to send a copy of your insurance card and verify coverage and details.
The cost varies depending on the type of surgery, the type of joint used, and the hospital where the surgery will be performed (Al Seef, Al Salam, etc.). You can get an estimated quote after a medical examination.
Treatment depends on the fracture type and location. Some cases only require a cast or splint, while complex fractures may need surgical fixation using plates, screws, or nails to ensure the bone heals in the correct position.
Surgery is usually recommended for unstable fractures, those involving a joint surface, or when the bones are significantly displaced and cannot be realigned non-surgically.
The primary goal is to restore the bone's anatomy and provide stable fixation, which allows for earlier movement and helps prevent long-term joint stiffness and muscle weakness.
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