Surgery is capable of helping heal torn tissues, stabilise the joints, or even rectify an issue that was limiting movement. However, when the surgery is done, there comes another critical stage, which is recovering your range of motion and function. And here is where the Post-Surgical Rehabilitation becomes a very important process. The process of recovery cannot always be a matter of healing an incision made during surgery. Sometimes muscles get weaker, movement patterns become different and performing usual tasks seems difficult because of prolonged immobility. This is where a program of rehabilitation can help. Whatever the aim of rehabilitation – going back to work, being able to walk or do physical exercises, doing daily chores – rehabilitation has to be customised according to the patient's needs and cannot be generic. What Happens After Surgery? The body requires some time for healing; however, recovery is a bit more complex than just healing of tissues. Decreased strength:...