Comprehensive sports medicine care to get athletes back to peak performance safely and quickly.
Sports injuries require specialized care that understands the unique demands placed on an athlete's body. Dr. Rakesh Pannu brings extensive experience in treating sports-related injuries, from weekend warriors to competitive athletes.
Our approach combines cutting-edge surgical techniques with comprehensive rehabilitation programs to ensure not just recovery, but a return to peak performance. We understand that getting you back to your sport safely is just as important as getting you back quickly.
Accurate injury assessment
Arthroscopic procedures
Optimized rehab protocols
Accelerated healing therapy
Expert treatment for all types of athletic injuries, from acute trauma to overuse conditions.
एसीएल चोट
Anterior Cruciate Ligament injuries are common in sports involving sudden stops and direction changes. We offer advanced arthroscopic ACL reconstruction for complete recovery.
मेनिस्कस चोट
Meniscus tears can occur from twisting movements or degenerative wear. Treatment ranges from conservative management to arthroscopic repair or partial removal.
रोटेटर कफ चोट
Shoulder injuries common in throwing sports and overhead activities. We provide both conservative treatment and surgical repair options.
मोच और खिंचाव
Ligament sprains and muscle strains are among the most common sports injuries. Proper treatment prevents chronic instability and re-injury.
टेंडोनाइटिस
Repetitive stress injuries like tennis elbow, golfer's elbow, and Achilles tendonitis require specialized treatment to resolve chronic pain.
खेल फ्रैक्चर
Stress fractures and acute bone injuries from sports trauma require expert management to ensure proper healing and safe return to activity.
A comprehensive treatment philosophy that addresses your injury from diagnosis to full recovery.
Physical therapy, bracing, medications, and activity modification for injuries that can heal without surgery.
When surgery is needed, we use minimally invasive arthroscopic techniques for faster healing and smaller scars.
Platelet-Rich Plasma injections to accelerate healing of tendons, ligaments, and muscles naturally.
Comprehensive rehab programs designed to restore strength, mobility, and sport-specific function.
Understanding typical recovery timelines helps set realistic expectations for your return to activity.
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मेनिस्कस मरम्मत
रोटेटर कफ मरम्मत
टखने की मोच
Note: Recovery times vary based on individual factors, injury severity, and adherence to rehabilitation protocols. These are general guidelines.
Prevention is always better than treatment. Follow these expert tips to reduce your risk of sports injuries.
Always warm up for 10-15 minutes before any physical activity. Include dynamic stretches and sport-specific movements.
Wear appropriate footwear, protective gear, and use equipment that fits properly and is in good condition.
Increase training intensity slowly. Follow the 10% rule - don't increase training load by more than 10% per week.
Allow adequate rest between training sessions. Listen to your body and don't push through pain.
Build muscle strength around joints to provide better support and stability. Focus on core, hip, and shoulder strength for overall injury prevention.
Maintain good flexibility through regular stretching. Tight muscles are more prone to strains and can affect movement mechanics.
Learn and practice correct form for your sport. Poor technique increases stress on joints and soft tissues, leading to injuries.
Seek medical attention if you experience severe pain, significant swelling, inability to bear weight, joint instability, numbness or tingling, or if symptoms don't improve after a few days of rest and home care. For acute injuries with visible deformity, go to emergency care immediately.
For acute injuries (first 48-72 hours), use ice to reduce swelling and pain. Apply for 15-20 minutes every 2-3 hours. Heat is better for chronic conditions or stiff muscles before activity. Never apply ice or heat directly to skin - always use a barrier.
Not all ACL tears require surgery. Partial tears in less active individuals may be managed conservatively with physical therapy. However, complete tears in active individuals who want to return to cutting and pivoting sports typically require surgical reconstruction for best outcomes.
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy uses concentrated platelets from your own blood to accelerate healing. It's effective for chronic tendon injuries, muscle strains, and ligament sprains. PRP can reduce pain, promote tissue repair, and potentially speed up recovery time.
Yes! Complete your full rehabilitation program, even after you feel better. Focus on strengthening the injured area and surrounding muscles. Use proper technique, warm up before activity, and consider sport-specific training before full return. Some athletes benefit from bracing during initial return to sport.
RICE stands for Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation - the first-line treatment for many acute sports injuries. Rest the injured area, apply Ice for 15-20 minutes several times daily, use Compression with an elastic bandage, and Elevate the injury above heart level when possible to reduce swelling.