my mom has a hip fracture and the doctor suggested a total hip replacement she's diabetic but her sugar is under control with insulin is it safe to go ahead with surgery at her age also are there any premium prosthetic options we should consider

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Dr Dhankecha Dineshbhai

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Controlled diabetes allows safe hip replacement if sugar and vitals are stable; premium prosthesis like ceramic or titanium are costlier but last longer with less wear.

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