Hip replacement surgery is a medical operation in which a damaged or painful hip joint is exchanged with an artificial joint, or prosthesis. This procedure is generally advised to be done in people who have severe joint pain, usually resulting from arthritis, injury, or degeneration due to age. The hip joint is a ball-&-socket the ball being the head of the thigh bone, & the socket...

Most people need around six weeks away from work after a hip replacement, but the right amount of time depends on your recovery and the type of job you do. Desk-based workers may return sooner, while physically demanding roles can require several additional weeks. Around six weeks is a common starting point The NHS says people can usually return to work when they feel ready after a hip...