Arthroscopy is a treatment that is used to diagnose and treat joint disorders. A surgeon inserts a narrow tube connected to a fiber-optic video camera through a buttonhole-sized incision. A high-definition video display receives the view from inside your joint. The surgeon can view into your joint using arthroscopy without making a major incision. During arthroscopy, surgeons can even treat some types of joint injury with pencil-thin surgical devices placed through additional small incisions. Some drugs should be avoided. Your doctor may advise you to refrain from using drugs or dietary supplements that may raise your risk of bleeding. Quickly ahead of time. Your doctor may advise you to avoid eating solid foods eight hours before your treatment, depending on the sort of anaesthetic you'll be receiving. Make arrangements for a ride. You will not be permitted to drive yourself home following the treatment, so make arrangements for someone to pick you up. If you live alone, request that someone check on you that evening or, ideally, stay with you for the rest of the day.
Dr. Manoj Kumar Gudluru provides orthopedic care for bone, joint, and musculoskeletal conditions, helping patients improve mobility and manage pain.
An orthopedic specialist treats conditions such as joint pain, fractures, arthritis, sports injuries, ligament injuries, and other bone and muscle problems.
You should consult an orthopedic doctor if you experience persistent joint pain, swelling, stiffness, difficulty walking, or limited movement.
Treatment depends on the cause and severity of joint pain and may include medication, physiotherapy, lifestyle changes, injections, or surgery when necessary.
Booking an appointment in advance is recommended to help you plan your visit and receive a timely orthopedic consultation.
You can contact the clinic through the website's appointment form or available contact details to schedule your consultation.
