Post-Surgery, Fracture & Orthopedic Rehabilitation in Lahore

Recovering strength and movement after an operation or fracture takes structured rehabilitation. Dr. Sabia Ali provides orthopedic rehabilitation in Lahore that follows your surgeon's guidance and builds towards everyday independence.

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Situations we support

  • Recovery after fracture, once healing allows movement
  • Joint replacement rehabilitation (knee, hip)
  • Rehabilitation after ligament, tendon or spine surgery
  • Stiffness and weakness after a long period in a cast or sling

Working with your surgeon

Please bring your discharge notes or surgeon's instructions. Movement limits and timelines are respected, and progression is based on how your body is healing.

What rehabilitation involves

Typical goals are reducing swelling and pain, restoring joint range, rebuilding muscle strength, retraining walking and balance, and returning to work or sport. Exercises are progressed step by step and a home programme is provided.

Safety

Contact your surgeon or a doctor promptly if you notice increasing redness, heat, fever, wound problems or calf swelling and pain.

Frequently asked questions

How soon after surgery should rehabilitation begin?

It depends on the procedure. Follow your surgeon's advice; some rehabilitation starts within days, other types after weeks.

Will I get my full movement back?

Outcomes vary with the injury, the surgery and consistency of rehabilitation, and cannot be promised.

Can rehabilitation be done at home?

Home exercises are an important part of recovery, supported by supervised sessions.

Meet Dr. Sabia Ali

Licensed Physiotherapist & Hijama Practitioner, practising in Lahore, Pakistan. Qualifications include a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) and AHPC licensure, and she is a certified Hijama practitioner.

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This page is general information, not a diagnosis or a substitute for medical advice. Outcomes vary and cannot be guaranteed.