Rehabilitation progresses in phases. Initially, patients work on basic movements, and as healing occurs, they advance to more challenging exercises. Herapists simulate real-life activities (e.g., walking, climbing stairs) to improve functional abilities. Balance training and coordination exercises are also included.

Patients begin gentle movements soon after surgery to prevent stiffness and promote blood circulation. Gradual weight-bearing exercises help strengthen muscles and improve joint function.

Customized physical therapy programs focus on restoring range of motion, flexibility, and strength. Therapists guide patients through exercises, stretches, and functional activities. 

Pain control is essential. Medications, ice, and elevation help manage discomfort. Therapists also teach pain-relief techniques during rehabilitation sessions.