Orthopaedic conditions can significantly affect your daily life. Recognizing when to see a specialist can help prevent further damage and improve your quality of life. Here are some key signs to help you decide when it’s time to consult an orthopaedic
Introduction: Pelvic floor fractures in males are relatively uncommon but can result from severe trauma to the pelvic region. The pelvic floor is a complex network of muscles, ligaments, and connective tissues that provide support to the pelvic organs, including
What is Achilles tendon rupture? An Achilles tendon rupture or rupture occurs when the tendon “ruptures or tears” leading to separation or discontinuity in the tissues that make up the tendon. In terms of anatomy, the Achilles tendon, a sort of fibrous “ribbon” or “cord”
Hip arthrosis, also called coxarthrosis, belongs to a group of diseases called chronic degenerative diseases, that is, diseases that progressively evolve, affecting certain areas or tissues of the body. In the case of osteoarthritis of the hip, there is progressive
During knee replacement surgery in Delhi, the damaged bone and cartilage are covered with metal and plastic components. In a unicompartmental knee replacement (also called a “partial” knee replacement), only part of the knee is covered. This procedure is an alternative to total
What is Patellar Instability or Patellar Dislocation? The patella, formerly known as the kneecap, is the front bone of the knee, responsible for transmitting the strength of the thigh muscles. In some situations, this bone can move out of its
Bursitis in the hip is an inflammation in a hip pouch, called a “bursa”. It is a relatively common problem and is known to cause pain and generate various discomforts for the patient. It is part of the great trochanter
Hip wear (hip arthrosis) is a very frequent and limiting problem. It is the aging of articular cartilage that is responsible for free joint movement and pain-free. When the cartilage is worn out, the hip joint can no longer move
THE KNEE JOINT Joints are the areas where bones meet, and movement occurs. The knee joint is made up of the femur above and the tibia below. The two bones are separated by cartilage that acts as a cushion and allows movement.
Every athlete who suffers from hip pain usually faces a very similar journey: when the first symptoms appear, they start conservative treatment with anti-inflammatory drugs and painkillers. When the pain improves a little, they try to return to activity. After