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MRI

What to Expect During an MRI?

Sandeep Singh
Created on 19th Mar, 22

Going for an MRI for the first time can be daunting. The thought of lying inside a narrow tunnel can be scary for many people. But in reality, it is not as terrifying as you imagine. It is a diagnostic scan that uses a sophisticated machine to help doctors make accurate clinical diagnoses.

Foot Pain

Common Causes and Treatment for Top of the Foot Pain

Sandeep Singh
Created on 25th Feb, 22

The foot consists of a complex system of bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, and tendons to function properly and sustain everyday actions like walking and standing.

Anterior Cruciate Ligament

Symptoms of Anterior Cruciate Ligament Tears and When to Seek Treatment

Sandeep Singh
Created on 1st Feb, 22

For the most effective treatment of ACL tear in Bhubaneswar, consult Dr. Sandeep Singh. He is one of the best orthopedic doctors in Bhubaneswar. Consult at 8658044823

Joint Pain

Why do people have joint pain ?

Sandeep Singh
Created on 15th Jan, 22

Everybody has got joint pain at one time or another. It can be a simple discomfort that can be managed by rest, ice, or medication. However, more often than not, joint pain is caused by a problem within the joint itself. This problem lies within the muscles, nerves, and bones in your joints. If any one of these three is damaged or weakened then your symptoms will only get worse.

Everything You Need To Know About Bone Fracture Repair

Sandeep Singh
Created on 10th Jan, 22

Surgery to fix a bone fracture might take several hours. You may be put to sleep with general anesthesia or given a local anesthetic to numb only the fractured limb during surgery. If a plate and screws are to be used, the surgeon may create an incision above the fracture site. To stabilize and heal a fracture, he may create an incision at the end of a long bone and insert a rod down the inner face of the bone. The broken bone is then reattached to the rest of the body. To keep the bone in place, your surgeon may use metal screws, pins, rods, or plates. These might be transient or permanent.

stress fracture

Signs of a stress fracture

Sandeep Singh
Created on 9th Jan, 22

Stress fractures, in simple terms, are tiny cracks in your bone. Stress fractures are usually caused by repetitive force, often from overuse. They are more common in athletes or those who play a lot of sports and indulge in a high volume of physical activities.

Orthopedic doctor

When should you see an orthopedic doctor?

Sandeep Singh
Created on 8th Jan, 22

Bone, joint, and muscle infections in children, limb length disparity, Osgood-Schlatter Disease, runner's knee, osteoporosis, spinal fractures tendonitis, claw toe, hammer toe, hip dysplasia, and hip bursitis are all frequent illnesses treated by orthopedic surgeons.

Sports injuries

Tips to avoid sports injuries

Sandeep Singh
Created on 22nd Dec, 21

Nowadays, more youngsters than ever before are competing in sports. Sports assist children and teenagers in maintaining a healthy body and a positive self-image.

Hip or Knee Replacement

What to Expect After Hip or Knee Replacement

Sandeep Singh
Created on 22nd Dec, 21

After a hip replacement, you may anticipate your lifestyle to be similar to what it was before the procedure—but without the pain. In many respects, you are correct, but it will take time to return to your normal routine. Being a proactive participant in your recovery can help you get there faster and with a better outcome. Although you will be able to continue most activities, you may need to alter your approach. For example, you may need to learn new bending techniques to protect your new hip. The tips you'll discover here will help you appreciate your new hip while safely resuming your everyday activities. You can visit Dr. Sandeep Singh one of the renowned and best orthopedic doctors in Bhubaneswar. With his years of expertise, he can guide you with the best treatments if you are having discomfort after knee or hip replacement.

Orthopedic problems

Effects of Aging on Fracture Healing

Sandeep Singh
Created on 17th Dec, 21

numerous studies show a higher rate of bone fracture, which is linked to increased morbidity and death. In this age, there is a decrease in healing potential, which can lead to a higher likelihood of delayed healing or nonunions. In the aged, delayed healing and the accompanying incapacitation might have more serious and systemic repercussions, posing particular issues for treating clinicians. While greater age has been linked to a variety of physiological changes, the mechanisms that lead to a reduction in fracture healing capacity are yet unknown.

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