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Bone, joint, muscle and spine care for every age — from sports injuries and fractures to arthritis and chronic joint pain — with qualified orthopaedic surgeons and on-site imaging.
The Orthopaedics department at Apollo Clinic Shyamnagar evaluates and manages conditions affecting the bones, joints, muscles, ligaments and spine. Pain or limited movement can come from many different causes — an acute injury, gradual wear, an inflammatory condition, or referred pain from elsewhere — and getting the right diagnosis depends on a careful clinical examination supported by the right imaging.
Our orthopaedic surgeons take a detailed history and examine the affected area before recommending any investigation. Where an X-ray is needed to confirm a fracture, assess joint wear, or look more closely at a bone or joint problem, it is available on-site, so diagnosis and treatment planning can often happen in a single visit.
Bone and joint health connects to overall health — diabetes affects healing and infection risk, and conditions like thyroid disease or vitamin D deficiency can present as joint or muscle pain. Being part of a multispeciality clinic means these links are assessed together rather than missed.
Consultations are supported by relevant imaging available on-site through our Radiology department:
| Service | What It Is Used For |
|---|---|
| Orthopaedic Consultation | Clinical evaluation of bone, joint, muscle and spine pain, injury, stiffness and mobility concerns |
| Bone X-rays | Detects fractures, dislocations, infections and joint conditions following injury or persistent bone and joint pain, available through our Radiology department |
| Fracture Management | Assessment and non-surgical or surgical management of fractures, including casting, splinting and follow-up monitoring of healing |
| Blood Tests for Joint & Bone Conditions | Inflammatory markers, uric acid and other relevant blood work, available through our Laboratory department, used to investigate arthritis and joint inflammation |
The list below covers what we see most often. If your concern is not listed, it does not mean we cannot help — please call the clinic or book a consultation and our orthopaedic surgeon will advise.
Injuries & Trauma
Joint Conditions
| Spine & Back
Muscle, Tendon & Bone Health
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X-Ray Available On-SiteBone X-rays are available in the same building, so fractures and joint conditions can often be diagnosed and a treatment plan started in one visit. | Diagnosis Before TreatmentWe examine and investigate before prescribing, so you understand the cause of the problem and why the recommended treatment fits it. | |
Care for Every AgeFrom childhood growth-related concerns to age-related joint wear, orthopaedic care is available for every stage of life. | Multispeciality ReferralDirect coordination with general medicine and endocrinology within the clinic, since diabetes, thyroid and bone-density issues often connect to joint and bone health, with onward referral into the Apollo network for advanced procedures. | |
It depends on the injury. Signs such as inability to bear weight, significant swelling, deformity or pain directly over the bone usually warrant an X-ray to rule out a fracture. A clinical examination by an orthopaedic doctor is the reliable way to decide, since a sprain and a hairline fracture can feel similar at first.
Pain that worsens with stairs or after activity is a common presentation of osteoarthritis, particularly in adults over 40, but it can also come from ligament strain, meniscus issues or muscle weakness around the joint. An examination, sometimes with an X-ray, helps identify the actual cause rather than assuming either way.
No. Many fractures heal well with casting, splinting or bracing alone, depending on the bone involved, how displaced it is, and the person's age and activity level. Surgery is generally reserved for fractures that are unstable, significantly displaced, or involve a joint surface. Your orthopaedic surgeon will explain which approach applies to your specific fracture.
Yes, particularly if it has lasted more than a couple of weeks, keeps returning, or is affecting your daily activity or sleep. Most back pain is mechanical and manageable, but it's worth ruling out other causes and starting the right posture, exercise or treatment plan early, rather than letting a manageable issue become a chronic one.
Occasional aches in the legs, especially at night, are common in growing children and are usually harmless. However, pain that is one-sided, associated with swelling, limping, fever, or that limits activity should be evaluated by an orthopaedic doctor, since these features are not typical of ordinary growing pains.
Bone, joint and spine care at Apollo Clinic, Shyamnagar — with diagnostics, treatment and follow-up in one place.