الفئة: Orthopaedic

Disc Prolapse (Slipped Disc): An Invisible Handicap

Slipped disc or disc prolapses are more common in the cervical and lumbar regions because these two areas are more mobile than the thoracic region. 

Impingement Syndrome in Shoulders

Impingement Syndrome is a painful condition of the shoulders which occurs while raising arms above shoulder level.

Understanding Frozen Shoulder

Frozen shoulder or adhesive capsulitis, in the medical terms, refer to a restricted mobility of the shoulder joint.

Questions to Ask Before Knee Replacement

Once the patient decides to go for a total knee replacement, one should ask various questions to make the most of out it.

FAQ's about Knee Replacement Surgery

Knee replacement surgery is the process of recreating a complete knee by replacing the damaged knee cap with artificial material. Read more.

A Guide to Hip Pain Relief

Hip Pain Relief: Treatment of pain will depend on the cause and can include simple fixes such as rest, avoiding bearing any weight on the injured area, icing and anti-inflammatory medications.

Rheumatoid Arthritis of the Knees - 7 Home Remedies

Unlike osteoarthritis which causes wear and tear, rheumatoid arthritis results from bodys own immune system acting against it.

Arthritis - Things You Should Know

Arthritis is not a single disease but a combination of diseases and related rheumatic diseases. It is essential to be accurately diagnosed...

Things to Know About Dislocated Kneecap

A dislocated kneecap takes place when bone covering the knee joint gets misplaced and dislocated from the current position...

Can I Manage Back Pain at Home?

Almost everyone experiences lower back pain at some point or another. Try these home remedies to ease your back pain at home.

#CrediTalk: An Interview With Dr. Gaurav Rastogi On Orthopedic Misconceptions

Knee Pain? It might be Osgood-Schlatter Disease (OSD)

Children involved in sports like swimming, football, cricket, tennis etc. often complain of knee pain. It could be Osgood Schlatter Disease!