Orthopaedics
Arthritis & Joint Pain
Overview
Not every joint problem needs surgery. In the early and middle stages of arthritis, the right combination of medicines, weight management, exercises and physiotherapy can control pain and slow down damage.
Our orthopaedic doctors look at the whole picture — your X-rays, bone health, weight, work and lifestyle — and create a practical plan you can follow at home.
Conditions treated
- Early and moderate osteoarthritis
- Frozen shoulder
- Gout and inflammatory arthritis
- Osteoporosis (weak bones)
- Heel pain and plantar fasciitis
Our approach
How we treat it.
Assessment
X-rays and blood tests in the hospital to identify the type of arthritis.
Medicines & injections
Pain relief and joint injections where appropriate.
Physiotherapy
Strengthening and mobility programmes by our physiotherapy team.
Lifestyle guidance
Advice on weight, diet, footwear and daily habits that protect the joints.
Recovery
What recovery usually looks like.
Every patient recovers at their own pace. Your doctor and physiotherapist will give you a personal plan.
First month
Pain relief and a home exercise routine.
Months 2–3
Improved strength and walking tolerance with regular follow-up.
FAQs
Questions patients ask.
More ortho care
Related treatments.
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Talk to our team about arthritis & joint pain.
Meet our orthopaedic team for a clear diagnosis and an honest treatment plan. Book online in under a minute or call us directly.
Safe treatment by specialist doctors, in a caring and respectful environment.