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Contact Dr. Chavan Hospital at +91 77748 17915 to confirm appointment availability and consultation timings.

No. Many orthopedic conditions can be managed with medication, physiotherapy, lifestyle changes, and other non-surgical treatments. Surgery is considered when appropriate for the condition.

Bring previous X-rays, MRI or CT reports, relevant medical records, a list of medications, and details about when the symptoms started.

Consult an orthopedic surgeon for persistent bone, joint, muscle, or ligament pain, movement difficulties, sports injuries, or suspected fractures.

Yes. Immobilization and swelling can cause stiffness and muscle weakness. A supervised rehabilitation program may help improve recovery.

The timing depends on the fracture, its stability, and the treating doctor's instructions. Some movement may begin early, while other activities must wait.

Rehabilitation can help restore joint movement, muscle strength, balance, and everyday function after the bone has healed sufficiently.

Recovery depends on the joint, the procedure performed, and the rehabilitation plan. Some procedures allow relatively quick recovery, while ligament reconstruction requires a longer rehabilitation period.

Selected knee and shoulder conditions, including some meniscus, ligament, and cartilage problems, may be treated arthroscopically.

Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgical technique in which a small camera and specialized instruments are used to examine or treat certain joint problems.

Consider an evaluation for persistent pain, limping, restricted joint movement, unusual limb alignment, or difficulty walking.

Yes. Children's bones are still growing, so suspected fractures should be assessed promptly to guide appropriate treatment.

Children may experience fractures, sports injuries, walking abnormalities, limb alignment problems, and certain developmental bone or joint conditions.

Adequate calcium and vitamin D, suitable weight-bearing exercise, fall prevention, and prescribed treatment when needed can help protect bone health.

Assessment may include medical history, fracture-risk evaluation, and a bone mineral density test when indicated.

Osteoporosis is a condition in which bones become weaker and more prone to fractures.

Mild sprains may improve within a few weeks, while severe injuries can take several months.

Protect the injured area, avoid activities that worsen pain, and use a wrapped cold pack for short periods. Seek assessment if pain or swelling is significant.

A sprain affects a ligament, which connects bones, while a strain affects a muscle or tendon.

Yes. Some dislocations can recur, particularly when supporting ligaments are damaged. Rehabilitation and, in selected cases, surgery may help improve stability.

No. Do not attempt to reposition it yourself. Immobilize the joint as comfortably as possible and seek urgent medical care.

A dislocation occurs when the bones forming a joint move out of their normal alignment.

New bladder or bowel dysfunction, numbness around the groin, or progressive leg weakness requires emergency evaluation.

Many cases improve with conservative care, appropriate exercises, and pain management guided by a healthcare professional.

Sciatica refers to pain that travels along the sciatic nerve, often from the lower back through the buttock and into the leg.

Seek medical advice if neck pain persists, radiates into the arm, or is associated with tingling, numbness, or weakness.

Maintaining a comfortable posture, taking regular movement breaks, and performing suitable exercises may help in many cases.

Neck pain may be caused by muscle strain, posture-related discomfort, cervical disc problems, or age-related spinal changes.

Seek emergency care if back pain is accompanied by new loss of bladder or bowel control, numbness around the groin, or rapidly worsening leg weakness.

Many disc-related problems improve with appropriate activity modification, physiotherapy, and doctor-recommended treatment.

Common causes include muscle strain, degenerative changes, disc problems, poor movement patterns, and certain spinal conditions.

Surgery may be considered for certain tears that cause persistent symptoms or mechanical locking, particularly when the injury pattern is suitable for repair.

Some tears improve with rest, rehabilitation, and other conservative treatments. The appropriate approach depends on the tear's location, size, and symptoms.

A meniscus tear is an injury to the cartilage that cushions and stabilizes the knee joint.

Recovery depends on injury severity and treatment. After ACL reconstruction, returning to demanding sports often takes around 9–12 months or longer, based on functional testing and medical clearance.

No. Some patients can manage an ACL injury with rehabilitation and activity modification. Surgery may be recommended based on knee instability, activity goals, and associated injuries.

An anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury affects a major stabilizing ligament in the knee and commonly occurs during sports or sudden changes in direction.

Warm up properly, strengthen supporting muscles, use suitable equipment, and increase exercise intensity gradually.

Seek medical evaluation if you cannot bear weight, have severe swelling, experience joint instability, or suspect a fracture or ligament tear.

Common injuries include sprains, muscle strains, ligament tears, meniscus injuries, and fractures.

Most cases do not require surgery. Additional procedures may be considered when symptoms remain severe despite appropriate treatment.

Many people improve with appropriate physiotherapy, stretching, and pain management. Recovery can take several months or longer.

Frozen shoulder is a condition that causes shoulder pain and progressive stiffness, making everyday movements difficult.

Recovery varies. Mild muscle strains may improve within days or weeks, while frozen shoulder and tendon injuries may take several months or longer.

Specific exercises may help restore movement and strength, but they should be selected according to the diagnosis.

Shoulder pain may result from tendon injuries, rotator cuff problems, frozen shoulder, arthritis, or muscle strain.

Hip replacement may be considered when severe joint damage causes persistent pain and limits daily activities despite appropriate non-surgical treatment.

Physiotherapy may help improve strength, flexibility, and mobility, depending on the underlying cause.

Hip pain can result from arthritis, muscle or tendon problems, injuries, bursitis, or pain originating in the lower back.

Yes. Osteoarthritis becomes more common with age, although arthritis can affect people of different ages.

Many cases can be managed with exercise, physiotherapy, weight management, and appropriate medication. Surgery may be considered in advanced cases.

Arthritis is a condition that causes joint pain, stiffness, swelling, or reduced movement. The symptoms vary depending on the type of arthritis.

Yes. Depending on the cause, treatment may include physiotherapy, activity modification, medication prescribed by a doctor, and other non-surgical options.

Knee pain may occur due to arthritis, ligament injuries, cartilage damage, overuse, or age-related changes.

Seek immediate medical attention for suspected fractures, severe pain, swelling, deformity, or difficulty moving the affected limb.

Many fractures heal within 6–12 weeks, although some may take longer depending on the bone, age, and overall health

Contact Dr. Chavan Hospital at +91 77748 17915 to confirm appointment availability and consultation timings.

Treatment depends on the type, location, and severity of the fracture. It may include a cast, splint, brace, or surgery if required.

Patients experiencing knee pain can seek an orthopedic evaluation to identify the cause and discuss appropriate treatment options.

Patients can enquire about fracture treatment, joint pain, sports injuries, spine disorders and other orthopedic conditions.

Dr. Chavan Hospital on Hirawadi Road, Nashik, Maharashtra.

Dr. Ravindra Chavan is an orthopedic surgeon in Nashik with MBBS and D. Ortho qualifications.

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