A hip fracture in an elderly parent can be a frightening experience for the entire family. What may begin with a simple fall can suddenly affect mobility, independence and overall health. Unlike some minor fractures, a broken hip in an older adult often requires prompt medical attention and, in many [...]

When arthritis affects both knees, everyday activities such as walking, climbing stairs, or even standing for long periods can become increasingly difficult. For some patients, simultaneous bilateral knee replacement may be an option, allowing both damaged knees to be treated during one surgical session. However, bilateral knee replacement surgery is [...]

Knee replacement can significantly improve mobility, reduce pain and help people return to everyday activities. However, many Indian patients have a common question after surgery: Can I sit cross-legged, squat, sit on the floor or use an Indian-style toilet again? These activities require considerable knee bending, and recovery differs from [...]

Severe knee pain can gradually affect simple activities such as walking, climbing stairs or standing for long periods. When medicines, physiotherapy and other non-surgical treatments no longer provide sufficient relief, knee replacement may be considered after an orthopaedic evaluation. One of the first questions patients and families usually have is [...]