When pain is in your bones, joints, or muscles
Joint pain that limits what you can do, a back that has been bad for months, a fracture that needs proper management, a knee that keeps giving way — orthopaedic conditions affect how you move through daily life. Our orthopaedic specialist assesses what's causing it and tells you clearly what the options are.
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Assessment and treatment
An orthopaedic consultation starts with a thorough examination and a review of any imaging you've had — X-rays, MRI, or ultrasound. The orthopaedic specialist looks at the mechanics of the problem: which joint or structure is involved, how severe the damage is, and what's most likely to help.
Treatment ranges from conservative management — physiotherapy, anti-inflammatory medication, joint injections — to surgical intervention when that's what the condition requires. When surgery is recommended, our orthopaedic and surgical teams work together. Physiotherapy for post-orthopaedic recovery is available in the same clinic.
For elderly patients with arthritis or osteoporosis, management is ongoing — we don't aim for a single fix but for a plan that protects function and reduces pain over time.
Conditions we assess and manage
- check_circleFracture management and follow-up
- check_circleKnee, hip, shoulder, and ankle joint pain
- check_circleBack and neck pain (spinal assessment)
- check_circleArthritis and osteoporosis
- check_circleSports and soft tissue injuries
- check_circleTendon and ligament conditions