Dr. Ashutosh Srivastava

Is knee pain becoming a part of your daily life? You may notice it while climbing stairs, standing up after sitting, or even during a short walk. When medicines and therapy stop helping, you visit a physiotherapist for help. But they may end up recommending you two options: partial or total knee replacement. But how does a knee replacement surgeon decide which one is right for you? The answer is more straightforward than it sounds and always centred around what suits your condition the best.  Understanding Partial Knee Replacement A partial knee replacement is usually suggested by your knee replacement surgeon when damage is limited to just one part of the knee. Your knee has three sections, and sometimes only one of them is worn out. In such cases, replacing the entire joint may not be necessary. This is the only option where most of your natural knee remains intact. Also, this is a less-invasive procedure, which means faster recovery and less scarring. This is why many people al...

Knee pain silently takes over daily life. Simple actions— standing for longer periods, climbing stairs, or even walking for short distances— feel painful and exhausting. Whether caused by wear and tear, age, or injury, damaged knees impact more than your mobility. It degrades life quality and often limits you from enjoying the smallest joys. Fortunately enough, ingenious breakthroughs in orthopedic care now offer effective, promising, and long-term solutions to help people regain their mobility. Understanding the cause before treating the pain Effective treatment begins with acquiring in-depth knowledge about the root cause through accurate diagnosis. That’s why a qualified orthopedic surgeon in Faridabad leverages modern evaluation techniques, like: Detailed review of lifestyle and activity levels Digital X-rays and MRIs Gait analysis and alignment assessment The examination results allow specialists to know whether it’s osteoporosis, cartilage wear, ligament damage, or post-injury de...