FAQS
Frequently Asked Questions
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Orthopaedics
An orthopaedic doctor treats bone, joint, muscle, ligament, spine, and injury-related problems.
Visit if you have joint pain, swelling, fracture, back pain, knee pain, or difficulty walking.
Yes, ligament injuries, knee pain, sprains, and sports-related orthopaedic concerns can be evaluated.
Many back pain cases improve with medicines, physiotherapy, posture correction, and guided exercises.
Physiotherapy is often advised after injuries, surgery, or chronic pain to improve movement and strength.
Treatment of Fractures
Fracture treatment helps align and heal broken bones using support, plaster, medication, or surgery if needed.
Severe pain, swelling, deformity, bruising, and inability to move the area may indicate a fracture.
Yes, an X-ray is usually needed to confirm the fracture type and decide treatment.
Most fractures take 4-12 weeks, depending on the bone, age, severity, and overall health.
Yes, physiotherapy helps restore strength, flexibility, and normal movement after bone healing.
Treatment of Diseases of Bone Joints
Common conditions include arthritis, osteoporosis, joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and age-related joint damage.
Consult a doctor if pain lasts more than a few days, worsens, or affects walking and daily activity.
Yes, many arthritis cases are managed with medicines, exercise, physiotherapy, weight control, and lifestyle changes.
Doctors may suggest X-rays, blood tests, scans, or physical examination based on symptoms.
Yes, untreated joint issues can lead to stiffness, reduced mobility, deformity, or long-term pain.
Treatment of Backache and Disc Problem
Common causes include poor posture, muscle strain, slipped disc, injury, obesity, or age-related spine changes.
Back pain with leg numbness, weakness, fever, injury, or bladder issues needs urgent medical attention.
Many slipped disc cases improve with rest, medicines, physiotherapy, and lifestyle correction.
Treatment may include pain relief, posture advice, exercises, physiotherapy, and further tests if required.
Maintain good posture, avoid heavy lifting, strengthen core muscles, and take breaks from long sitting.
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Treatment of Ligament Injuries of the Knee
It is damage to the tissues that support and stabilise the knee joint.
Pain, swelling, instability, difficulty walking, and a popping feeling during injury are common symptoms.
No, mild injuries may heal with rest, bracing, medication, and physiotherapy.
Visit a doctor if there is swelling, severe pain, difficulty walking, or knee instability.
Yes, physiotherapy improves strength, balance, movement, and knee stability.
Gynaecology
A gynaecologist treats women's reproductive health, periods, pregnancy care, infections, fertility, and menopause concerns.
Women should visit for irregular periods, pelvic pain, pregnancy, white discharge, heavy bleeding, or routine checkups.
Yes, a Pap smear helps detect early cervical cell changes before they become serious.
Many conditions can be diagnosed or treated through hysteroscopy, laparoscopy, and other minimally invasive procedures.