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.
Numbness, tingling or weakness in the thumb, index and middle fingers — often worse at night — are classic signs. A nerve conduction study can confirm the diagnosis.
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.
Simple, well-aligned fractures are usually managed with a cast. Displaced or unstable fractures may need surgical fixation with plates, screws or wires to restore alignment and function.
Most patients notice relief from nerve symptoms quickly, with full grip strength and hand function typically returning over 4–6 weeks alongside guided hand therapy.
Book a consultation and find out what's really causing your hand or wrist pain — and what your options are.