From early-stage stiffness to advanced arthritis, Dr. Chanda evaluates every hip case on its own merits — and only recommends surgery when conservative care truly can't help.
If swelling, bruising or pain persists beyond a few days, or you're unable to bear weight, it's worth getting an examination and imaging to rule out a ligament tear or fracture.
No — the majority of patients Dr. Chanda sees are managed without surgery. Only around 15% go on to need an operation, after non-surgical options have been fully explored.
It's inflammation of the tissue connecting your heel to your toes, usually causing sharp heel pain first thing in the morning. Stretching, orthotics and physiotherapy resolve most cases.
Recovery is gradual — most patients are in a boot or cast for several weeks, followed by a structured physiotherapy programme over 3–6 months to restore full strength and range of motion.
Book a consultation and find out what's really causing your foot or ankle pain — and what your options are.