Frequently Asked Questions

Seek help for pain lasting more than two weeks, swelling, stiffness that limits daily activity, locking or giving way of a joint, or any symptom that is worrying you. Urgent hospital care is needed for open fractures, severe deformity, numbness or inability to move a limb.

No referral is required. You can book directly by phone, WhatsApp or the online appointment form.

You can book online or reach us by phone / WhatsApp. To reschedule, contact us with your reference details and we will find a new slot.

Regular clinic hours are Monday to Saturday, with Sunday consultations by appointment. Phone or WhatsApp us to confirm a Sunday slot.

First consultations are unhurried so your history, examination and concerns can be fully covered. Imaging or procedures are arranged separately as needed.

No. We investigate based on the examination and only order tests that are likely to change the treatment plan.

Most orthopedic problems are treated without surgery — with activity guidance, physiotherapy, medication or injections. Surgery is considered only when conservative care fails or a condition clearly needs it.

Patients requiring surgery or admission are referred transparently to appropriate hospital facilities, with clear guidance and continued follow-up support.

We evaluate and manage knee, shoulder, hip, spine, ankle-foot, elbow and wrist-hand problems, including arthritis, fractures, sports injuries and post-injury rehabilitation.

Joint stiffness is common after inactivity. Prolonged morning stiffness (30 minutes or more) can be a clue to inflammatory arthritis and should be discussed.

Most back pain settles within weeks, but persistent pain often needs a proper diagnosis. Evening/leg-dominant pain, numbness or weakness should be evaluated rather than waited out.