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.
Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune condition where the body attacks its own joint lining, often affecting joints symmetrically. Osteoarthritis is mechanical wear-and-tear, usually in weight-bearing joints, that develops with age or overuse.
Not necessarily. Many patients are managed with medication and physiotherapy across all joints, with surgery reserved for the specific joint causing the most pain or functional limitation.
For inflammatory conditions like rheumatoid arthritis, Dr. Chanda often coordinates care with a rheumatologist to manage the underlying disease alongside any orthopaedic treatment needed.
Yes — weight management, regular low-impact exercise, and an anti-inflammatory diet can meaningfully reduce joint load and symptom flare-ups, alongside any medical treatment.
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