General Orthopaedic Care
Advanced diagnosis and treatment for bone, joint, and muscle conditions — from fractures to arthritis.
“What We Treat”
1. Joint Pain & Arthritis
We diagnose and treat pain, stiffness, swelling, and reduced movement affecting the knee, hip, shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, ankle, and foot. Care includes medication, guided exercises, joint injections, and surgical options when required — all focused on restoring mobility and comfort.
2. Fractures & Trauma Care
Complete care for bone injuries, including: Simple and complex fractures Joint dislocations Post-injury stiffness or deformities Treatment may involve casting or bracing, minimally invasive procedures, or surgical fixation — tailored to ensure proper healing and recovery.
3. Sports Injuries
Specialized care for athletes and active individuals dealing with: Muscle and ligament injuries (ACL, PCL, MCL, shoulder ligaments) Meniscus and tendon tears Overuse injuries such as runner’s knee, tennis elbow, and rotator cuff problems Treatment includes physiotherapy, injections, arthroscopy, and advanced minimally invasive techniques.
4. Back & Spine Problems
Focused treatment aimed at pain relief, strength restoration, and spine stability. We manage conditions such as: Lower back pain Sciatica Disc herniation (slip disc) Neck pain Spinal fractures Personalized treatment plans help improve function and quality of life.
5. Shoulder, Knee & Hip Disorders
Comprehensive management of joint conditions, including: Frozen shoulder Rotator cuff tears Impingement syndrome Knee ligament injuries Hip bursitis Cartilage damage Our goal is to reduce pain, restore movement, and prevent long-term joint damage.
6. Pediatric Orthopaedics (Children)
Specialized care for bone and joint conditions in children, including: Growth-related deformities Flat feet and knock knees Developmental issues Pediatric fractures Treatment focuses on safe correction, proper growth, and long-term mobility.
“When to see an orthopaedic?”
Persistent joint pain
“Pain in a joint lasting more than 2–3 weeks despite rest or OTC meds — may indicate arthritis or structural damage.”
Acute injury or trauma
“Sudden injuries from falls, sports or accidents — immediate assessment for fractures, dislocations, ligament tears.”
Swelling, locking, instability
“Joint swelling, locking, or a feeling it may ‘give way’ — could be meniscus, ligament or effusion.”
HOW YOUR TREATMENT WORKS
A simple, step-by-step process designed
to give you clarity, comfort, and confidence
from consultation to recovery.
01 Consultation
“We understand your symptoms and review your medical history for accurate evaluation.”
02 Diagnosis & Imaging
“We perform a physical exam and recommend X-ray/MRI only when needed.”
03 Treatment Plan
“We provide a personalised treatment plan—medications, physiotherapy, or surgical options.”
04 Recovery & Follow-Up
“We support your recovery with physiotherapy, monitoring, and follow-up visits.”
HOW YOUR TREATMENT WORKS
01 Consultation
“We understand your symptoms and review your medical history for accurate evaluation.”
02 Diagnosis & Imaging
“We perform a physical exam and recommend X-ray/MRI only when needed.”
03 Treatment Plan
“We provide a personalised treatment plan—medications, physiotherapy, or surgical options.”
04 Recovery & Follow-Up
“We support your recovery with physiotherapy, monitoring, and follow-up visits.”
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Have questions about joint pain, fractures, sports injuries, arthritis, or numbness?
We’re here to offer clarity, guidance, and the right treatment plan for your recovery.
F.A.Q.
Supporting Subheading
Orthopaedic specialists diagnose and treat problems related to bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, and tendons. This includes arthritis, fractures, sports injuries, back and spine conditions, joint pain, and movement disorders.
You should consult an orthopaedic specialist if you have persistent joint or muscle pain, stiffness, swelling, difficulty moving, a sports injury, or pain after a fall or accident that does not improve with rest.
No. Most orthopaedic conditions are treated with non-surgical methods such as medications, physiotherapy, lifestyle modifications, and injections. Surgery is recommended only when conservative treatments do not provide relief.
Diagnosis may include a physical examination and imaging tests such as X-rays, MRI, or CT scans. These tests are advised only when necessary to accurately understand the condition.
Recovery time depends on the condition and treatment approach. Minor injuries may heal within weeks, while surgeries or complex conditions may require several months of rehabilitation.
Yes, physiotherapy plays a key role in restoring strength, flexibility, and mobility. It helps speed up recovery and reduces the risk of future injuries.
Yes. Orthopaedic care is available for children and adolescents, including treatment for growth-related issues, fractures, and developmental bone or joint conditions.
You can book an appointment by calling our clinic, using the online booking form, or visiting us in person. Our team will guide you through the process.