Expert Bone, Joint & Musculoskeletal Care

Orthopaedician

Specialised diagnosis and treatment of bone, joint, and muscle disorders — helping you move without pain and live an active life.

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Mon & Fri

5 PM – 8 PM

About This Department

What is Orthopaedician?

Our Orthopaedics department offers expert care for the full spectrum of musculoskeletal problems. Whether you are a factory worker dealing with repetitive strain, an elderly patient with joint degeneration, or a sportsperson with an acute injury, our orthopaedic specialist provides targeted, evidence-based treatment.

We combine clinical expertise with advanced diagnostics — including digital X-Ray available in-house — to give you a precise diagnosis and the right treatment path, whether surgical or non-surgical.

Conditions Treated

We Treat These Conditions

Back pain & sciatica
Knee pain & osteoarthritis
Fractures & sports injuries
Shoulder, elbow & wrist pain
Slip disc (intervertebral disc herniation)
Neck pain & cervical spondylosis
Hip pain & osteoporosis
Plantar fasciitis & foot problems
Repetitive strain injuries
Post-operative orthopaedic follow-up

Treatments & Procedures

Services offered by our Orthopaedician department

Orthopaedic consultation & clinical examination
Digital X-Ray for fracture assessment
Plaster cast & splint application
Physiotherapy referral & coordination
Corticosteroid joint injections
Fracture management & immobilisation
Pre- and post-surgical rehabilitation

Why Choose SreeniRam?

What makes our Orthopaedician service stand out

In-house digital X-Ray for immediate imaging
Coordinated care with our Physiotherapy department
Experienced specialist with a focus on conservative treatment first
Available Monday and Friday evenings (5 PM – 8 PM) for working professionals
Affordable consultation with transparent pricing

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I see an orthopaedician?

Visit us for persistent joint pain, swelling, limited movement, bone injuries, or if physiotherapy hasn't resolved your pain.

Is surgery the only option for joint pain?

Not at all. Most orthopaedic conditions are managed with medications, physiotherapy, and injections. Surgery is considered only when conservative methods fail.