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Amputation rehabilitation and prosthetic support
Post-Amputation Rehab Program
Amputation rehabilitation in India, from prosthetic fitting to gait training, to help you move again.
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The Program
Post-Amputation Rehab Program
This is amputation rehabilitation in India that supports you after an amputation, from healing the limb to fitting a prosthesis and rebuilding your strength and walking. We also protect your other foot, which is now at higher risk. The aim is to help you stand, walk and live independently again. Care is available at our Surat, Gujarat and Vizianagaram, Andhra Pradesh centres.
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What this program includes
- check_circle Residual limb (stump) care and wound healing
- check_circle Prosthetic assessment, fitting and adjustment
- check_circle Physiotherapy, strengthening and gait training
- check_circle Active protection and monitoring of the other foot
- check_circle Counselling and return-to-life support
Why it matters
A limb-first pathway, not a single visit
This is a structured program with a clear plan and follow-through - built around protecting your foot, healing the wound, and preventing it from coming back. Dr. Shah personally guides each step.
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Amputation rehabilitation covers healing and shaping the residual limb, fitting and adjusting a prosthesis, and physiotherapy with gait training to rebuild strength, balance and walking.
A prosthesis is usually fitted once the residual limb has healed and swelling has settled, often several weeks after surgery. A temporary or training prosthesis may be used first before the definitive one.
Many people walk again with the right prosthesis and gait training. Recovery depends on fitness, the level of amputation and rehabilitation, but the goal is to stand, walk and live independently again.
The remaining foot is now at higher risk, so it is actively protected with regular checks, offloading footwear and prompt care of any redness, callus or wound to prevent a second amputation.