What is Bursitis?

Bursas are small, fluid-filled sacs that secrete a lubricating liquid called synovial fluid which gives cushioning between the bones and other body parts like muscles, tendons, or skin. When a bursa becomes injured or inflamed, it is called bursitis. Bursitis causes muscle deterioration and limited movement in your ankles or feet.

There are 33 joints in the foot, bursae can cause in multiple areas. Most commonly found at the ball of the foot mainly at the…

With the advent of recent lifestyle changes in the general population, a lack of activity combined with bad posture while working has given rise to various musculoskeletal issues.

Most of the ailments can be just cured with proper physiotherapy and rehabilitation. Our scientifically structured and closely monitored programmes yield the best results.

We not only rehabilitate and cure the patients, but we also make them future-ready by strengthening the core musculature to prevent…

What is Osteoarthritis?

Osteoarthritis is a type of arthritis that is very common. It affects millions of people. When the protective cartilage with a cushion effect at the ends of the bones wears down over time, Osteoarthritis affects the body. It is most commonly found in the joints in your hands, knees, hips, and spine. We discuss the best treatment for Osteoarthritis in this article.

What are the symptoms of Osteoarthritis?

Symptoms of Osteoarthritis can worsen over…

What are fractures & dislocations in the foot & ankle?

Fractures are breaks or cracks in the bones, and dislocations are when the bones move out from their original place or connecting joint. Both fractures and dislocations are very painful.

Foot and ankle fractures in the bone occur in different places, some of them are ankle fractures, heel bone fracture, metatarsal fracture, 5th metatarsal fracture, Pilon fracture, lisfranc fracture, and snowboarder’s fracture.…

What is an elbow fracture?

The elbow is a joint that comprises three bones; the humerus, the radius, and the ulna. Your elbow joint flexes and straightens like a hinge. Also, it is necessary to rotate the forearm, that is, the capacity to turn your palm up or palm down.

The elbow joins the upper arm, called the humerus, to the ulna and the radius, the bones that constitute the forearm. A fracture can arise in either one of the bones which form the elbow.

Rarely, an…

What is knee Fracture?

A fracture of the knee can mean many things. A broken kneecap, also known as the patella, is a break in the upper leg bone, also called the femur, or a break in the lower leg bone, also known as tibia and is close to the knee joint. The Fracture can be big or small. There are different types of knee fractures.

• Comminuted: knee cap gets broken into multiple pieces.

• Displaced: when the…