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Consult an orthopaedic surgeon for persistent joint pain, swelling, stiffness, difficulty walking, sports injuries or reduced movement affecting daily life. Dr. Samarth Arya provides personalised orthopaedic care in Bengaluru.
Not every patient needs robotic joint replacement. Suitability depends on joint damage, symptoms, scans, age and overall health. A detailed evaluation helps determine the appropriate treatment.
Recovery after knee or hip replacement varies for each patient. Guided movement usually begins soon after surgery, followed by physiotherapy and gradual improvement over the following weeks and months.
Physiotherapy is an important part of recovery. It helps improve strength, flexibility, balance and joint movement after robotic knee replacement, hip replacement and other orthopaedic procedures.
Bring previous X-rays, MRI or CT scans, medical reports, current medication details and information about earlier treatments or surgeries. These help the doctor understand your condition clearly.
Many medically necessary knee and hip replacement procedures may be covered by health insurance. Coverage varies by policy and hospital, so confirm eligibility and documentation requirements with your insurer.
Preparation may include medical tests, medication review, fitness assessment and guidance on exercises, diet and home arrangements. Dr. Samarth Arya provides instructions based on your health and procedure.
Many patients begin standing and walking with support soon after surgery. The exact timing depends on the procedure, overall health and advice from the surgical and physiotherapy team.
Some pain, swelling and stiffness are expected during the initial recovery period. Medication, ice therapy, movement and physiotherapy are used to manage discomfort and support gradual recovery.
The duration of physiotherapy varies according to your surgery, strength and recovery progress. Regular exercises help restore mobility, improve muscle strength and support a safer return to daily activities.
Return-to-work time depends on the procedure, type of work and individual recovery. Desk work may resume earlier than physically demanding work. Always follow your surgeon’s personalised guidance.
Contact your medical team if you develop increasing pain, excessive swelling, wound discharge, persistent fever, breathing difficulty or sudden calf pain. Prompt medical assessment may be necessary.
Dr. Samarth Arya treats knee and hip problems, sports injuries, fractures, trauma, shoulder and elbow conditions, and foot and ankle disorders.
Robotic knee replacement uses advanced technology to support precise surgical planning and implant positioning based on the patient’s anatomy. The surgeon remains in control throughout the procedure.
Partial knee replacement treats only the damaged portion of the knee, while total knee replacement replaces all affected joint surfaces. The right option depends on the location and extent of damage.
Many sports injuries can be managed with rest, medication, physiotherapy, activity modification or injections. Surgery may be considered when the injury is severe or does not improve with conservative treatment.
Hip replacement may be considered when severe arthritis or joint damage causes persistent pain, stiffness and difficulty walking despite appropriate non-surgical treatment.
No. Some fractures heal with immobilisation, medication and rehabilitation. Surgery may be required when the bone is displaced, unstable, involves a joint or cannot heal correctly without fixation.