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How Long After Total Hip Replacement Can I Have A Bath. The incision is covered with a dressing and takes about six weeks to heal. During this time, it’s ok to shower, but to reduce the risk of infection, bathing and swimming should be put off. After 6 weeks it is okay to take a bath as long as your incision is fully healed and you can get up/down from the floor (as shown above). Advice from our nhs therapy team on getting into the bath after an operation. Doctors replace the hip joint with an artificial joint. After several days hospitalization, you'll return home to continue your recovery. For the first two weeks following your operation we advise that you have a strip wash and avoid having a bath or shower as you will need to. For the first several weeks you'll have stitches and you won't be able to take a bath, but you can shower, as long as you follow a few precautions. To be honest i had a really first class recovery, and i wouldn't.

After 6 weeks it is okay to take a bath as long as your incision is fully healed and you can get up/down from the floor (as shown above). For the first two weeks following your operation we advise that you have a strip wash and avoid having a bath or shower as you will need to. The incision is covered with a dressing and takes about six weeks to heal. During this time, it’s ok to shower, but to reduce the risk of infection, bathing and swimming should be put off. For the first several weeks you'll have stitches and you won't be able to take a bath, but you can shower, as long as you follow a few precautions. To be honest i had a really first class recovery, and i wouldn't. Doctors replace the hip joint with an artificial joint. Advice from our nhs therapy team on getting into the bath after an operation. After several days hospitalization, you'll return home to continue your recovery.

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How Long After Total Hip Replacement Can I Have A Bath Advice from our nhs therapy team on getting into the bath after an operation. After several days hospitalization, you'll return home to continue your recovery. Advice from our nhs therapy team on getting into the bath after an operation. The incision is covered with a dressing and takes about six weeks to heal. To be honest i had a really first class recovery, and i wouldn't. During this time, it’s ok to shower, but to reduce the risk of infection, bathing and swimming should be put off. For the first two weeks following your operation we advise that you have a strip wash and avoid having a bath or shower as you will need to. After 6 weeks it is okay to take a bath as long as your incision is fully healed and you can get up/down from the floor (as shown above). Doctors replace the hip joint with an artificial joint. For the first several weeks you'll have stitches and you won't be able to take a bath, but you can shower, as long as you follow a few precautions.