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Your Week-by-Week Recovery Plan: Guided Physiotherapy Support

Phase 1: Reintroduce Gentle Movement (Weeks 0–2)

Gradually restart mobility and basic strength after hospital-related deconditioning.

Phase 2: Restore Functional Endurance (Weeks 2–6)

Improve stamina and strength for everyday activities such as walking and stairs.

Phase 3: Rebuild Whole-Body Strength (Weeks 6–12)

Progressively strengthen major muscle groups to restore independence and confidence.

Phase 4: Return to Full Daily Function (12+ Weeks)

Build resilience and long-term strength to maintain independence at home and in the community.

Important Guidance

Progress through each phase at a pace that feels appropriate for your recovery.

Only move forward when you can comfortably complete the previous stage without increased pain or swelling.

Always follow the advice given by your consultant or surgeon.

If you are unsure at any stage, please contact your physiotherapist for individual guidance.

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Your Week-by-Week Recovery Plan: Guided Physiotherapy Support

Phase 1: Early Recovery (Weeks 0–2)

Protect, reduce pain, and begin gentle movement

Important Guidance
Progress through each phase at a pace that feels appropriate for your recovery.
Only move forward when you can comfortably complete the previous stage without increased pain or swelling.
Always follow the advice given by your consultant or surgeon.
If you are unsure at any stage, please contact your physiotherapist for individual guidance.

Phase 2: Restore Mobility (Weeks 2–6)

Restore mobility and improve daily function

Important Guidance
Progress through each phase at a pace that feels appropriate for your recovery.
Only move forward when you can comfortably complete the previous stage without increased pain or swelling.
Always follow the advice given by your consultant or surgeon.
If you are unsure at any stage, please contact your physiotherapist for individual guidance.

Phase 3: Regaining Strength and Confidence (Weeks 6–12)

Increase strength, balance, and independence

Important Guidance
Progress through each phase at a pace that feels appropriate for your recovery.
Only move forward when you can comfortably complete the previous stage without increased pain or swelling.
Always follow the advice given by your consultant or surgeon.
If you are unsure at any stage, please contact your physiotherapist for individual guidance.

Phase 4: Returning to Full Function (12+ Weeks)

Progress toward long-term strength and activity and independence

Important Guidance
Progress through each phase at a pace that feels appropriate for your recovery.
Only move forward when you can comfortably complete the previous stage without increased pain or swelling.
Always follow the advice given by your consultant or surgeon.
If you are unsure at any stage, please contact your physiotherapist for individual guidance.
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