Yes, most people are able to walk after hip resurfacing surgery. However, the time it takes to fully recover and regain mobility may vary from person to person. Physical therapy and rehabilitation exercises are typically necessary to help improve strength, balance, and range of motion in the hip joint. It is important to follow the guidance and instructions of your surgeon and physical therapist to ensure a safe and successful recovery.
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