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"Dr. Arun is an exceptional surgeon. After my treatment, I was walking without pain within weeks. His personalized approach made all the difference."
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Ramesh K.
Sports injuries require a specialized approach that balances optimal healing with the athlete's desire to return to their sport as quickly and safely as possible. At Arun Ortho, we understand the physical and psychological demands of athletic activity and tailor our treatment accordingly.
Our sports injury clinic offers same-day appointments for acute injuries, on-site imaging, and access to specialist physiotherapy. Whether you're a weekend warrior or a professional athlete, we create a personalized return-to-sport plan based on your specific sport and performance goals.
Grade I–III muscle injuries from overexertion or sudden forceful contraction, requiring graded rehabilitation.
Overuse fractures from repetitive loading, common in runners, gymnasts, and military recruits.
Patellar, Achilles, and rotator cuff tendinopathy causing chronic pain with activity, managed with loading programs.
Partial or complete tears of the shoulder rotator cuff causing pain, weakness, and limited overhead movement.
Heel pain from inflammation of the plantar fascia, common in runners and those with flat feet.
Medial tibial stress syndrome causing anterior shin pain during running, requiring load management.
Detailed history of injury mechanism, sport demands, and functional movement screening.
X-ray, ultrasound, or MRI based on clinical findings to confirm diagnosis and exclude serious injury.
RICE protocol, NSAIDs, taping or bracing, and activity modification to control acute inflammation.
Evidence-based rehabilitation including progressive loading, neuromuscular training, and sport-specific exercises.
Objective functional testing (agility, strength ratio, psychological readiness) before full sport clearance.
Real experiences from patients who have regained their mobility and quality of life at our clinic.
Book your consultation with Dr. Arun D. today and take the first step towards recovery.