Q: How to choose the right orthopedist?

Take following things into account:<ul><li>Technology-oriented.</li><li>Expertise - they should have following degrees: MBBS, DNB – Orthopedics (and MS in orthopedics if a surgeon)</li><li>Testimonials/Awards/Recognition.</li><li>Hygiene and sterilization.</li><li>Experience.</li></ul>

Q: How to prepare for an appointment with orthopedist?

Keep following things in mind:<ul><li>We suggest noting things down as treatment plans may be difficult, keep notepad handy.</li><li>Carry your prescription medicines or dietary supplements to your doctor.</li><li>Carry your medical test reports and physician referral note</li></ul>

Q: What can one expect from an orthopedist on their first appointment?

You can expect them to:<ul><li>Discuss your medical history, family history, as well as current prescriptions/supplements</li><li>Check your ability to move the affected part like sitting, bending, climbing steps, etc</li><li>Perform these additional tests if needed:<ul><li>Laboratory testing of blood/urine/joint fluid to identify arthritis type.</li><li>X-rays to find if there’s any problem in the bones.</li><li>MRI/Bone scan to examine the condition of bone &amp; soft tissues of affected joint.</li></ul></li></ul>

Question 1

What does an orthopedist do?

Accepted Answer

Orthopedists manage disorders/injuries of the skeletal system, its related joints, ligaments, and muscles.

So they can help in treating the following conditions:

Back pain.
Swelling and/or tenderness of joints.
Broken/weakened/displaced bones and bone tumors.
Tearing & stretching of tendons and ligaments.
Age-related bone and joint issues.
- Note: Not all orthopedists are capable of performing surgeries, but many are able to, depending on their qualifications.

Question 2

When should you consider visiting an orthopedist?

Accepted Answer

Consider visiting an orthopedist if any of the following events transpire:

if pain in any of your body parts such as - hands, legs, shoulders, neck, back and hips, persists beyond 12 weeks.
If you experience reduced mobility in above-mentioned regions.
If you feel unstable while carrying out any physical activity.

Question 3

What questions should you ask an orthopedist?

Accepted Answer

You can enquire regarding following things with the specialist:

What kind of diet should I follow to keep my bones/muscles healthy?
When does icing or heating works in terms of injuries sustained?
What exercises will keep my bones & muscles healthy?
Will these medicines interfere with other medications that I am taking?
Will my current physical activities cause any problem in the long run?
- Note: For advanced treatments & surgeries, always enquire about risks/side effects/correction course in case of risks/pre-treatment preparations/post-treatment care.

Question 4

How to choose the right orthopedist?

Accepted Answer

Take following things into account:

Technology-oriented.
Expertise - they should have following degrees: MBBS, DNB – Orthopedics (and MS in orthopedics if a surgeon)
Testimonials/Awards/Recognition.
Hygiene and sterilization.
Experience.

Question 5

Does insurance cover orthopedic treatments?

Accepted Answer

Many insurance companies, either partially or completely, cover physiotherapy, day-care treatments and surgeries related to orthopedic conditions, you may want to enquire this with your insurer to learn more.

Question 6

How to prepare for an appointment with orthopedist?

Accepted Answer

Keep following things in mind:

We suggest noting things down as treatment plans may be difficult, keep notepad handy.
Carry your prescription medicines or dietary supplements to your doctor.
Carry your medical test reports and physician referral note

Question 7

What can one expect from an orthopedist on their first appointment?

Accepted Answer

You can expect them to:

Discuss your medical history, family history, as well as current prescriptions/supplements
Check your ability to move the affected part like sitting, bending, climbing steps, etc
Perform these additional tests if needed:
- Laboratory testing of blood/urine/joint fluid to identify arthritis type.
- X-rays to find if there’s any problem in the bones.
- MRI/Bone scan to examine the condition of bone & soft tissues of affected joint.

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