You have to include regular exercise in your lifestyle to recover fully after a hip replacement. It will take you 4-6 weeks after hip surgery to return to your daily activities, and six weeks to resume driving. Mobility, strength, and blood flow will return with these exercises. The best...
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There is a condition known as runner’s knee, anterior knee pain or Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS). According to a recent review, this is the most common running injury, affecting 19-30% of female runners and 13-25% of male runners. Under the kneecap is the main sign, which at first is...
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A joint arthroscopy studies the internal structure of a joint in order to analyze and treat problems inside it. A pencil-sized instrument with a small lens and lighting system (arthroscope) is passed through a small incision in the patient’s skin during an arthroscopic examination. An interior view of the...
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Recovery from knee replacement surgery does not end when you leave the hospital. The lifestyle choices you make in the weeks, months, and years following surgery play a crucial role in determining how well your new knee performs and how long it lasts. Dr. Kunal Patel at Kneebotics, Borivali,...
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Thinking about surgery when dealing with an orthopedic issue can be intimidating. Treatments for orthopedic problems can often be done without invasive procedures. This does not apply in all situations, but you can find out to do only what is essential as early as possible. Orthopedic treatment plans often...
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In the current era, technology plays a crucial role in almost every field out there, including the healthcare industry. With the assistance of technology, newer methods of treatment are getting introduced with each passing day, and robotic knee replacement surgery can be considered a remarkable example. However, undergoing a...
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Sports injuries can be slight sprains, ligament tears, broken bones, or any other type of musculoskeletal hurt. Getting orthopedic treatment at an early stage can prevent bone health from deteriorating. We commonly ignore these injuries or initial signs of deformity, leading to complications or chronic conditions such as osteoarthritis. ...
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As we age, our bones, joints, and muscles naturally undergo changes that can significantly affect mobility and quality of life. Orthopaedic care for elderly patients — known as geriatric orthopaedics — addresses these age-related musculoskeletal changes with specialised treatment strategies designed to keep seniors active, independent, and pain-free. Why...
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The word fracture means any bone of the body that broke for various reasons. It is a very common injury that can affect any individual regardless of age. What is a Bone Fracture? Bone fracture is the medical word that implies broken bone. They usually happen due to traumas...
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When we talk about sports injuries, they are ubiquitous scenarios that can be suffered by both amateur and professional athletes. In short, it is the nature of the game. According to a report, one in five athletes has suffered from an injury during their career. No doubt, a sports...
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