Hip or femur fractures at an old age are treated through hip arthroplasty, which entails replacement of the hip joint with a prosthetic. A part of the femur bone, starting from its head, is replaced with an artificial metal ball. Post-surgery systematic inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation procedures that involve balance training, physiotherapy, limb exercising, and athletic training, are essential measures to enable the patients to recover from the shock.

For patients suffering from multiple traumatic injuries, it is important to go through a process of post-treatment orthopedic rehabilitation that includes constant medication, limb exercises, balance training, and physiotherapy, to help re-integrate into their normal independent lives.

Lower limbs of people can be deformed due to injuries, genetics, or other factors that take place during the development of the foetus. Surgical treatments are required in serious situations.  Post- surgery rehabilitation as well as normal rehabilitative procedures that entail regular medication,  physical exercises, slow walking, balance training, and mild therapies, can provide effective care that results in restoration of the overall musculoskeletal system.

Experiencing pain after limb amputations is common. With the help of the correct orthopedic therapy and rehabilitation procedures involving physical exercises, balance training, and medication, patients can hasten the period of recovery and soon return to normalcy.