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Orthopaedics & Joint Replacement
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Orthopaedics & Joint Replacement

Relief from joint pain and injuries, from non-surgical treatment to knee and hip replacement, with an AIIMS-trained orthopaedic surgeon.

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  • AIIMS trainedOrthopaedic surgeon
  • Knee & hipJoint replacement
  • Sports injuriesLigaments & tendons
  • Non-surgical firstWhen suitable
Overview

Orthopaedics & Joint Replacement at Surgery Wallah

Joint pain, arthritis and injuries can make everyday activities like walking, climbing stairs or sleeping difficult. Many patients improve with medicines, physiotherapy and lifestyle changes, and surgery is advised only when these no longer help.

Our orthopaedic surgeon, trained at AIIMS, New Delhi, treats arthritis, knee and hip problems, fractures and sports injuries. When the joint is badly worn, knee or hip replacement can relieve pain and restore mobility, followed by guided rehabilitation.

Conditions We Treat

Not sure what you have? Our specialists will examine you and explain your diagnosis clearly.

01

Knee arthritis

Pain, stiffness and deformity of the knee.

02

Hip arthritis

Pain in the groin or thigh and difficulty walking.

03

Fractures

Broken bones from falls and accidents.

04

Sports injuries

Ligament tears, sprains and meniscus injuries.

05

Back & neck pain

Evaluation of spine-related pain.

06

Shoulder problems

Frozen shoulder and rotator cuff injuries.

When should you see a specialist?

Book a consultation if you notice any of these:

  • Knee or hip pain that disturbs sleep or daily walking
  • Stiffness, swelling or a grinding feeling in a joint
  • Pain after an injury, fall or sports activity
  • A joint that gives way or feels unstable
  • Difficulty climbing stairs or getting up from a chair
  • Pain that continues despite medicines and physiotherapy

Severe pain, heavy bleeding or high fever? Go to the nearest emergency or call 112.

What to expect

  1. 1

    Before treatment

    Examination, X-rays and sometimes an MRI. Non-surgical options like physiotherapy are tried first when suitable.

  2. 2

    On the day

    Joint replacement surgery takes about 1–2 hours. Physiotherapy usually starts within a day.

  3. 3

    Recovery

    Walking with support in a few days, steady improvement over 6–12 weeks with regular physiotherapy and follow-up.

Treatments & Procedures

We recommend the least invasive option that suits your condition, and explain the benefits and risks of each before you decide.

  1. 01

    Total knee replacement

    Replacing the worn knee joint surfaces.

  2. 02

    Total hip replacement

    Replacing the damaged hip joint.

  3. 03

    Fracture fixation

    Plates, screws and nails to fix broken bones.

  4. 04

    Arthritis management

    Medicines, injections and physiotherapy plans.

  5. 05

    Sports injury care

    Treatment and rehabilitation of ligament injuries.

Your Specialists

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Dr. Tushar Sha
Orthopaedics

Dr. Tushar Sha

Orthopaedic & Joint Replacement Surgeon

MBBS · MS (AIIMS · New Delhi)

AIIMS-trained orthopaedic surgeon focused on joint replacement, knee and hip disorders, arthritis, sports injuries and fractures.

  • AIIMSMedical education & surgical training
  • Joint ReplacementKnee and hip
  • Individualised careSurgery only when needed
  • Knee Replacement
  • Hip Replacement
  • Arthritis
  • Sports Injuries
  • Fractures
  • Ligament & Tendon Problems
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Your Treatment Journey

  1. 1

    Consultation

    Meet the specialist, share your symptoms and reports, and get a thorough examination.

  2. 2

    Diagnosis & Plan

    The right tests, a clear diagnosis and every option explained, including non-surgical ones.

  3. 3

    Treatment

    Safe surgery or procedure with modern techniques, when it is truly needed.

  4. 4

    Recovery & Follow-up

    Clear recovery guidance and regular follow-up until you are back to normal life.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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When should I consider knee replacement?

When pain disturbs sleep and daily life despite proper non-surgical treatment and X-rays show severe damage.

How soon can I walk after knee replacement?

Most patients start walking with support within a day or two, with physiotherapy guidance.

How long does a joint replacement last?

Modern implants often last many years. Your surgeon will explain what to expect in your case.

Do all fractures need surgery?

No. Many fractures heal with a plaster or brace. Surgery is needed when the bone is displaced or unstable.

Am I too old for knee replacement?

Age alone is not the deciding factor. Your general health and how much the joint limits your life matter more.

Can both knees be replaced together?

In some patients, yes. Your surgeon will advise whether one or both knees at a time is safer for you.