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Find answers to common questions about our services, appointment booking, insurance, and healthcare procedures. We have compiled helpful information to make your healthcare journey smoother.

Joint replacement surgery is recommended when severe joint damage causes persistent pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility that no longer improve with medications, physiotherapy, lifestyle changes, or injections. Common reasons include advanced osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, avascular necrosis, and certain complex fractures. Book appointment

Common sports injuries include:

* ACL and PCL tears
* Meniscus injuries
* Rotator cuff tears
* Shoulder dislocations
* Ankle ligament injuries
* Cartilage injuries
* Tennis elbow
* Achilles tendon injuries
* Muscle and tendon strains

Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment can help athletes and active individuals return safely to sports and daily activities. Call Now

Recovery depends on the procedure and the patient's overall health. Most patients recover from arthroscopic surgery within a few weeks to a few months, while recovery after knee or hip replacement generally takes around 6–12 weeks for routine daily activities, with continued improvement over several months. Following a structured rehabilitation program is essential for the best outcome. Ask Question

Yes. Surgery is recommended only when necessary. Many conditions can be effectively managed with medications, physiotherapy, activity modification, braces, injections, lifestyle advice, and personalised rehabilitation programmes. Ask Question

Yes. Dr. Alokik Gupta performs minimally invasive arthroscopic procedures for conditions affecting the knee, shoulder, and other joints. Arthroscopy allows treatment through small incisions, leading to reduced pain, faster recovery, shorter hospital stays, and minimal scarring whenever appropriate. Call Now
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