Knee Pain Treatment in South Delhi
15+ years experience. Orthopedic care for CR Park, Greater Kailash, and Nehru Place.
Symptoms we help with
- Pain while climbing stairs or standing up
- Swelling after walking or workouts
- Stiffness in the morning or after sitting
- Clicking, locking, or catching sensations
- Pain after sports or sudden twists
- Knee instability or giving way
What happens in your consultation
- 1Focused history, knee examination, and walking or stairs assessment.
- 2X-ray or MRI is discussed only when the findings suggest it will change care.
- 3Clear plan covering pain control, doctor-guided exercise if suitable, activity changes, and follow-up timing.
Treatment options
Non-surgical
- Physiotherapy and movement retraining matched to the diagnosis
- Medication, bracing, or activity changes when useful
- PRP or viscosupplement injection discussion only after examination and report review
Surgical
- Arthroscopy for meniscus/cartilage issues
- Ligament repair or reconstruction
- Knee replacement for advanced arthritis
Rehab & return to activity
- First visit: confirm the likely cause and start pain and swelling control
- Early follow-up: rebuild movement, strength, and walking or stair confidence
- Later follow-up: decide whether to continue rehab, review imaging, consider injection, or discuss surgery if needed
Serving South Delhi
FAQ
Do I need MRI for knee pain?
Not always. We start with a clinical exam and X-ray; MRI is advised only if ligament or meniscus damage is suspected.
What is the best treatment for knee pain?
It depends on the cause. Dr. Gaur first checks whether the pain is from arthritis, meniscus, ligament, kneecap tracking, swelling, or referred pain, then explains the most sensible next step.
Is knee pain always arthritis?
No. Pain can also come from meniscus tears, ligament strain, cartilage wear, or patellofemoral issues.
How soon can I get an appointment?
Call or WhatsApp the clinic for the current appointment slot. If pain follows a fall, swelling is severe, or the leg feels unstable, mention this while booking.
When is knee surgery needed?
Surgery is considered when examination and imaging show advanced arthritis, instability, locking, a complete tear, or structural damage affecting daily function.
Can knee pain be treated without surgery?
Often yes after diagnosis, especially when the joint is stable and arthritis is not advanced. The plan may include guided exercises, medicines, bracing, activity changes, or selected injections.
How long does recovery take?
Recovery varies by diagnosis. We share a clear timeline after your assessment and imaging review.