Sports Injuries

Expert diagnosis and treatment of sports injuries to get athletes and active people back in the game safely.

Overview

About Sports Injuries

Sports and fitness activities can injure ligaments, tendons, cartilage, muscles and bones. Early, accurate diagnosis is the key to healing well and avoiding long-term problems.

From weekend players to serious athletes, treatment is tailored to your sport and goals — from rest and physiotherapy to keyhole surgery when needed — with a structured return-to-sport plan.

Conditions Treated

  • ACL & other ligament tears
  • Meniscus tears
  • Ankle sprains & instability
  • Shoulder dislocation
  • Tennis & golfer’s elbow
  • Muscle strains & tendon injuries

When to See a Doctor

  • Pain or swelling after a sports injury
  • A popping sound at the time of injury
  • The joint feels unstable or gives way
  • Unable to bear weight or move the joint fully
  • Pain that returns every time you play

Treatment Options

Clinical & Imaging Assessment

Detailed examination with MRI or X-ray to find the exact injury.

Non-Surgical Treatment

Rest, bracing, injections and targeted physiotherapy.

Arthroscopic Surgery

Keyhole repair or reconstruction of ligaments and cartilage.

Return-to-Sport Rehab

Step-by-step strengthening and agility training before you play again.

Benefits

Safe return to sport
Restored strength
Lower risk of re-injury
Faster recovery

Recovery Journey

  1. 1

    Week 1–2

    Control pain and swelling; protect the injured area.

  2. 2

    Weeks 3–8

    Restore movement and rebuild strength with physiotherapy.

  3. 3

    Month 3 onwards

    Sport-specific training and a gradual, safe return to play.

Recovery time varies from patient to patient. Dr. Ravindra Singh will explain what to expect in your case.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Many injuries heal well with rest, bracing and physiotherapy. Surgery is advised when a structure is torn and will not heal on its own.

It depends on the injury and treatment. Returning too early risks re-injury, so you will follow a staged return-to-sport plan.

Yes, if there is significant swelling, you cannot bear weight, or the joint feels unstable.

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