At Birmole Hospital, our Orthopaedics Department provides comprehensive care for conditions affecting the bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, tendons and spine. Our orthopaedic specialists focus on accurate diagnosis, effective pain relief and personalised treatment to help patients regain mobility and independence.
Whether you are experiencing joint pain, back pain, a fracture, sports injury, arthritis or difficulty walking, our team provides medical, surgical and rehabilitative care according to your condition and lifestyle needs.
Orthopaedics focuses on the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of conditions affecting the musculoskeletal system. It includes care for bone injuries, joint disorders, muscle and ligament problems, spinal conditions and movement-related concerns.
Bone & Joint Conditions
Evaluation and treatment for arthritis, fractures, joint stiffness and age-related bone problems.
Sports & Soft-Tissue Injuries
Care for ligament tears, muscle injuries, sprains, tendon problems and sports-related trauma.
Spine & Mobility Concerns
Treatment for back pain, neck pain, slipped discs and movement-related difficulties.
Fracture & Trauma Care
Immediate diagnosis, stabilisation and treatment for fractures, dislocations and bone injuries.
Joint Pain Management
Personalised treatment for knee, hip, shoulder and other joint-related pain conditions.
Arthritis Treatment
Medical and surgical care for osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis and joint degeneration.
Sports Injury Care
Diagnosis and treatment for ligament injuries, muscle strains, sprains and tendon damage.
Spine Care
Evaluation and treatment for back pain, neck pain, slipped discs and spinal conditions.
Joint Replacement Surgery
Advanced knee, hip and shoulder replacement procedures for severely damaged joints.
Paediatric Orthopaedic Care
Specialised care for childhood bone, joint, growth and developmental orthopaedic concerns.
Rehabilitation & Recovery Support
Structured guidance for physiotherapy, mobility, strengthening and post-surgical recovery.
Pain, swelling, stiffness or difficulty moving may result from an injury, ageing or an underlying musculoskeletal condition. Our orthopaedic specialists assess the cause, recommend appropriate investigations and create a personalised treatment plan.
Our specialists provide evidence-based treatment for bone, joint, muscle and spine conditions
We assess your symptoms, movement, medical history and investigations before recommending treatment.
Timely orthopaedic care is available for fractures, dislocations, injuries and emergency conditions.
Access to imaging, laboratory tests and essential investigations supports accurate diagnosis and planning.
Modern surgical techniques are available for fractures, joint replacement and complex orthopaedic conditions.
Patients receive clear guidance about medicines, physiotherapy, activity, rehabilitation and follow-up care.
Step 1
Book
Schedule a consultation with our experienced orthopaedic care specialist today.
Step 2
Check-In
Share your symptoms, injury history, medicines and previous test reports or medicines.
Step 3
Consult
Our specialist examines you and recommends necessary diagnostic tests accordingly.
Step 4
Follow-Up
Receive clear guidance about treatment, rehabilitation, recovery and follow-up care.
You should consult an orthopaedic specialist for persistent joint pain, back pain, swelling, stiffness, fractures, sports injuries, difficulty walking or reduced movement.
Yes. Our orthopaedic team provides evaluation, stabilisation and treatment for fractures, dislocations, ligament injuries and other musculoskeletal trauma.
Yes. Many arthritis cases can be managed with medicines, physiotherapy, lifestyle changes, injections and activity modifications. Surgery may be considered when conservative treatment does not provide adequate relief.
Yes. Joint replacement may be recommended for severely damaged knee, hip or shoulder joints causing persistent pain and limited mobility.
Yes. We evaluate and treat back pain, neck pain, slipped discs, sciatica and other spinal conditions using medical, rehabilitative or surgical approaches.
Recovery depends on the procedure, your overall health and rehabilitation progress. Your specialist will provide personalised guidance regarding physiotherapy, activity and follow-up.