Orthopedics "Restoring Mobility, Rebuilding Lives." Orthopedics at 1 Health Medical Center At 1 Health Medical Center, our Orthopedic services are designed to address a wide range of musculoskeletal issues with precision and care. Whether you’re dealing with joint pain, fractures, or sports injuries, our team of skilled orthopedic specialists is dedicated to providing effective treatments to help you regain mobility and improve your quality of life. Discover the comprehensive orthopedic care we offer: 1. Joint Replacement Surgery Experience advanced joint replacement surgery for hips, knees, and shoulders. Our state-of-the-art procedures are designed to relieve pain, restore function, and enhance your overall quality of life. 2. Sports Medicine Get back in the game with our sports medicine services. We offer specialized treatments for sports-related injuries, including sprains, strains, and ligament tears, as well as rehabilitation programs to support your recovery. 3. Fracture Care Receive expert care for fractures and broken bones with our comprehensive fracture management services. From initial assessment and treatment to follow-up care, we ensure optimal healing and recovery. 4. Spine Care Address spine-related issues with our specialized spine care services. We offer non-surgical and surgical treatments for conditions such as herniated discs, scoliosis, and spinal stenosis. 5. Orthopedic Rehabilitation Enhance your recovery with our orthopedic rehabilitation services. Our tailored physical therapy and rehabilitation programs are designed to restore strength, flexibility, and function following surgery or injury. 6. Arthritis Management Manage the symptoms of arthritis with our comprehensive care approach. We offer a range of treatments, including medication, physical therapy, and lifestyle modifications, to improve joint function and reduce pain. 7. Hand and Wrist Surgery Receive expert care for hand and wrist conditions with our specialized surgical and non-surgical treatments. We address issues such as carpal tunnel syndrome, tendon injuries, and fractures. 8. Pediatric Orthopedics Ensure the best care for your child’s orthopedic needs with our pediatric orthopedic services. We treat a range of conditions from congenital issues to sports injuries with a focus on gentle, effective care. 9. Foot and Ankle Care Address foot and ankle problems with our comprehensive care options. From bunions and plantar fasciitis to ankle sprains and fractures, our treatments are designed to relieve pain and restore function.

< Back Put the Best Foot forward for Ankle Replacement Surgery 1Health 20 Mar 2023 Ankle replacement surgery is a procedure performed to replace an injured, a damaged or a diseased ankle joint with a prosthetic (an artificial joint). It can be used to improve mobility, and to treat the pain & disability caused by severe ankle arthritis or severe ankle injuries or other such conditions. Ankle Replacement Surgery Ankle replacement surgery is a procedure performed to replace an injured, a damaged or a diseased ankle joint with a prosthetic (an artificial joint). It can be used to improve mobility, and to treat the pain & disability caused by severe ankle arthritis or severe ankle injuries or other such conditions. The goal of ankle replacement surgery is to improve the function & alignment of the ankle joint, treat chronic ankle instability, reduce pain, and restore range of motion in case a person has had multiple ankle fractures. It is an option when more conservative treatments such as physical therapy, braces, or medications have failed to provide relief from arthritis pain, joint instability, or loss of motion. It is also an option for patients with severe ankle joint damage caused by traumatic injuries. Need for an Ankle Replacement Surgery A person may need ankle replacement surgery if they experience pain, stiffness, swelling, and difficulty with activities due to a damaged or diseased ankle joint. Symptoms of a damaged or diseased ankle joint include difficulty walking, climbing stairs, or performing daily activities. Patients may benefit from ankle replacement surgery if they have severe pain when walking, standing, or engaging in physical activity, and if the pain is not responding to other treatments. Additionally, those with a deformity of the ankle joint, loss of motion in the ankle, or recurrent ankle dislocations may be candidates for the procedure. Ankle replacement surgery is an option when other treatments, such as medications, physical therapy, and bracing, have failed to reduce pain and improve mobility. It is often used to treat advanced stages of arthritis and joint damage, or when a person has had multiple ankle fractures. Any Risks Associated with the Ankle Replacement Surgery The complications & risks associated with ankle replacement surgery include infection, bleeding, stiffness, decreased range of motion, nerve damage, numbness, fracture or loosening of the prosthetic joint, nerve injury, and implant wear. As with any surgery, there is also a risk of blood clots and allergic reaction to anesthesia. Other risks include nerve and blood vessel damage, bone and joint instability, and the need for further surgery. It is important to talk to a doctor about the potential risks and how to manage them. How to Get Ready for the Ankle Replacement Surgery? It is important for patients to prepare for ankle replacement surgery by having a comprehensive evaluation with their surgeon and discussing expectations and potential risks. It is also important to follow all preoperative instructions to reduce the risk of complications. Your doctor will probably order tests before surgery, such as X-rays, CT scans, or an MRI. Before the surgery, it is also important to prepare mentally and physically. The doctor may recommend exercises to improve flexibility and range of motion in the ankle. It is also important to discuss any medications that may need to be adjusted prior to the surgery, such as blood thinners. What Happens during an Ankle Replacement Surgery? During the procedure, the surgeon will remove the damaged ankle bone and cartilage, and will insert the new prosthetic joint into the ankle. The joint is secured and the surrounding soft tissue is repaired. Depending on the extent of the surgery, the procedure can last anywhere from two to three hours. What Happens after the Ankle Replacement Surgery? After the procedure, you will need to keep your foot elevated and use crutches or other assistive devices while you recover. Doctors will also prescribe physical therapy to help regain muscle strength and flexibility. Patients will be required to wear a non-weight bearing cast or an external fixator for up to six weeks to allow the new joint to heal properly. They will also be required to take antibiotics and will be given pain medications. Come to 1Health Center for Ankle Replacement Surgery Come to 1Health Medical Center if you are contemplating upon the ankle replacement surgery to find out whether you are the right candidate for it, so as to get the most ideal advice and right medical treatment further with your specific condition. Previous Next

CONTACT US "Reach Out, We're Here for You—Your Health, Our Priority!" Address 1Health Medical Centre N0 68, Prashanth Nagar, Pipeline Road, Dasarahalli PO, Bangalore 560057 Contact +91-9880950950 Opening Hours Dr.Rakesh Mohan R Monday to Saturday 10:00 AM -1:00 PM 6:00 PM -9:00 PM Dr. Girish Kumar. D.P Tuesday &Thursday 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM Dr.Neethu Rakesh Monday to Saturday 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM

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General Medicine "Your Health, Our Priority: Comprehensive Care for Every Stage of Life." General Medicine at 1 Health Medical Center At 1 Health Medical Center, our General Medicine services provide comprehensive and compassionate care for patients of all ages. Whether you’re dealing with a minor illness or a chronic condition, our experienced team of physicians is dedicated to ensuring your overall health and well-being. We offer a wide range of medical services tailored to meet your individual needs: 1. Preventive Health Care Prioritize your health with our preventive care services. We offer routine check-ups, screenings, and vaccinations to help detect potential health issues early and prevent disease. 2. Chronic Disease Management Manage chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, and asthma with our personalized care plans. Our team works with you to develop strategies for controlling symptoms and improving your quality of life. 3. Acute Illness Treatment Receive prompt and effective treatment for acute illnesses, including infections, respiratory conditions, and gastrointestinal issues. Our general medicine team is here to provide the care you need to recover quickly. 4. Health Screenings and Diagnostics Stay on top of your health with our comprehensive screenings and diagnostic services. We offer blood tests, imaging, and other diagnostic tools to help identify and monitor health conditions. 5. Immunizations and Vaccinations Protect yourself and your loved ones with our immunization and vaccination services. We provide vaccines for children, adults, and travelers, ensuring you’re safeguarded against preventable diseases. 6. Women’s Health Focus on your well-being with our specialized women’s health services. We offer routine gynecological exams, reproductive health care, and support for conditions unique to women. 7. Men’s Health Address specific health concerns with our men’s health services. We provide screenings, preventive care, and treatment for conditions such as prostate health, heart disease, and more. 8. Geriatric Care Ensure optimal health for older adults with our geriatric care services. We focus on managing age-related conditions, maintaining mobility, and enhancing the quality of life for our senior patients. 9. Lifestyle Counseling Improve your health with our lifestyle counseling services. We offer guidance on diet, exercise, stress management, and other aspects of healthy living to support your overall well-being.

< Back A Comprehensive Guide on Paget's Disease of Bone 1Health 13 Mar 2023 Paget's disease of bone (PDB) is a chronic, progressive disorder of the skeleton, which affects the normal formation, breakdown, and repair of bones. PDB affects the way bones break down and rebuild themselves. What Is Paget's Disease of Bone? Paget's disease of bone (PDB) is a chronic, progressive disorder of the skeleton, which affects the normal formation, breakdown, and repair of bones. PDB affects the way bones break down and rebuild themselves. It is characterized by abnormal enlargement of bones and an increased risk of fractures. What Are the Symptoms of Paget's Disease of Bone? PDB affects the growth and remodeling of bones. Symptoms may appear suddenly or develop slowly over time, and can range from mild to severe. It can cause symptoms like Bone pain Joint pain Arthritis Fractures Bone deformities Weakened bones Joint enlargement A feeling of fullness or heaviness in the skeleton When to Meet See a Doctor? If you experience any of the symptoms of Paget's disease, it is important to contact a healthcare professional right away. Your treating doctor will evaluate your symptoms and medical history to determine a diagnosis. Causes The causes of Paget's disease of bone are unknown, but it is thought to be linked to a combination of genetic factors, environmental factors, certain viruses and even lifestyle factors. Risk Factors PDB causes bones to become larger and weaker over time, leading to pain, deformity, fractures, and other complications. Certain factors are associated with an increased risk, such as the ones given below: Older age A family history of bone disease A history of smoking Ethnicity Ultraviolet exposure Complications That Can Arise in Paget's Disease of Bone If left untreated, Paget's disease can lead to several serious & severe complications, such as the ones given below: Joint damage Skeletal deformities Bone deformities Fractures Spinal cord compression Decreased mobility More risk of developing other unmanageable medical conditions Diagnosing Paget's Disease of Bone Diagnosis of Paget's disease of bone typically involves a series of tests including X-rays of the affected bone, blood tests, a bone biopsy, and bone scans. Treating Paget's Disease of Bone Treatment for PDB typically includes medications to manage or reduce the pain & inflammation , slow the progression of the disease, and reduce the risk of fractures. Some lifestyle changes are also recommended such as exercise and a healthy diet. In more severe cases, surgery may be necessary to correct bone deformities, reduce pain or stabilize joints. Physical therapy can also be recommended. Come to 1Health Medical Center for Paget's Disease of Bone It is important to seek medical attention if you suspect you have Paget's Disease of Bone, as early treatment can lead to positive outcomes. You can come to 1Health Medical Center . The doctors here can help determine the best course of treatment for your individual needs. This disease of bone can be managed with the right treatment. It is important for you to talk to our doctors panel to determine the best treatment plan for your individual needs. Previous Next

< Back Inflammatory Joint Disease – Arthritis Types 1Health 28 Feb 2023 Joint pain is a common symptom that can be caused by a variety of different conditions. Joint disease is a term used to describe any condition that affects the joints. There are many different types of joint diseases, including inflammatory joint disease, bursitis, infectious arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and collagen diseases. Joint Disease Joint pain is a common symptom that can be caused by a variety of different conditions. Joint disease is a term used to describe any condition that affects the joints. There are many different types of joint diseases, including inflammatory joint disease, bursitis , infectious arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and collagen diseases. Each type of joint disease has its own set of causes, symptoms, and treatment options. Joint pain is often the first symptom of joint disease. Joint pain can be caused by inflammation, injury, or degeneration of the joint. Inflammation is the most common cause of joint pain. Inflammation occurs when the tissues around the joint become swollen and irritated. Injury can also cause joint pain. Injury to the joint can occur from overuse, repetitive motion, or trauma. Degeneration of the joint is a common cause of joint pain in older adults. Degeneration occurs when the cartilage around the joint starts to break down. Inflammatory Joint Disease – Arthritis Types There are many different types of joint disease, each with its own unique set of symptoms and treatment options. Here, we will briefly touch on some of the more common types of inflammatory joint disease. Bursitis : Bursitis is a condition characterized by inflammation of the bursae, which happen to be small fluid-filled sacs that act as cushions for joints between bones and tissues. Bursitis often affects the shoulder, elbow, or hip joints and can cause pain and stiffness. Bursitis often results from overuse or repetitive motion and can be quite painful. Treatment options for bursitis include medication, physical therapy, and rest. Infectious arthritis : A type of joint disease, infectious arthritis is, as the name implies, a form of arthritis caused by an infection. Infectious arthritis can be caused by a bacterial, viral, or fungal infection, and can often be quite difficult to treat. The infection can lead to pain, swelling, and stiffness in the joints. Treatment options for infectious arthritis include antibiotics, antiviral medications, and antifungal medications. Rheumatoid arthritis : Rheumatoid arthritis and allied disorders are a group of chronic inflammatory disorders that affect the joints, muscles, and connective tissues. Rheumatoid arthritis is the most common type of these disorders and can cause significant joint damage if left untreated. Such a disorder can lead to pain, swelling, and stiffness in the joints. Treatment options for inflammatory joint disease include medication, physical therapy, and surgery. Collagen diseases : Collagen diseases are a group of disorders that affect the collagen, which is a major structural protein in the body. Collagen diseases can be caused by genetic mutations, autoimmune reactions, or infections and can often lead to joint deformities. These diseases are a type of joint disease that affects the connective tissues in the body. This can lead to pain, stiffness, and weakness in the joints. Treatment options for collagen diseases include medication, physical therapy, and surgery. Miscellaneous arthritides : Miscellaneous arthritides are a group of disorders that do not fit neatly into any one category. These disorders can be caused by a variety of factors and often present with a wide range of symptoms. Miscellaneous arthritides are a type of joint disease that includes gout, pseudogout, and hammertoe. Treatment options for miscellaneous arthritides include medication, physical therapy, and surgery. Come to 1Health Medical Center for the Best Treatment of Joint Disease There are many different treatment options available for joint disease. Treatment options vary depending on the type of joint disease. Inflammatory joint diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis, are often treated with medication. Medications used to treat inflammatory joint disease include anti-inflammatory drugs, disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs, and biologic agents. Bursitis is often treated with rest, ice, and medication. Infectious arthritis is treated with antibiotics. Collagen diseases are treated with medication and, in some cases, surgery. For any type of inflammatory joint disease, you can come to 1Health Medical Center to get the best treatment in this regard. Previous Next

The Team Who We Are Dr. Rakesh Mohan R CONSULTANT ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEON Founder 1Health Medical Center Dr. Rakesh Mohan R is a distinguished Orthopaedic Surgeon with extensive expertise in orthopaedics. As the founder of 1Health Medical Center, he has been instrumental in establishing a healthcare facility committed to excellence, compassion, and innovation. Dr. Rakesh Mohan is dedicated to providing high-quality patient care and utilizing the latest advancements in orthopaedic treatment to improve patient outcomes. Dr. Neethu Rakesh CONSULTANT AESTHETIC DENTIST & COSMETOLOGIST Co-Founder 1Health Medical Center Dr. Neethu Rakesh is a highly skilled Consultant Aesthetic Dentist and Cosmetologist with advanced qualifications including BDS, M.Dent (NZ), and F.A.C.E. She serves as the Chief Dental Surgeon at 1Health Medical Center, offering her expertise in aesthetic and cosmetic dentistry. With a dedication to providing personalized care, Dr. Neethu specializes in enhancing smiles and facial aesthetics, ensuring her patients receive the highest standard of treatment. She is available for consultations from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM, committed to transforming smiles and boosting confidence. Dr. Girish Kumar. D.P CONSULTANT NEURO-PSYCHIATRIST DE-ADDICTION SPECIALIST & SEXUAL THERAPIST Dr. Girish Kumar D.P is a distinguished Consultant Neuro-Psychiatrist, De-addiction Specialist, and Sexual Therapist at 1Health Medical Center. He holds an impressive array of qualifications, including MBBS, DPM (Psychiatry), FAGE, PGDMLS, PGDCR, PDHom, and a Fellowship in Sexual Medicine. Dr. Girish is dedicated to providing comprehensive mental health care, specializing in neuro-psychiatry, addiction management, and sexual health therapy. His patient-centered approach ensures personalized treatment plans to enhance mental well-being and overall quality of life for his patients.

< Back Elaborating on Elbow Replacement Surgery 1Health 21 Mar 2023 Elbow Replacement Surgery is a major surgical procedure that can be performed to replace severely damaged bones, cartilage, and other tissues in the elbow joint affected by extreme arthritis with a prosthetic one. About the Elbow Replacement Surgery Elbow Replacement Surgery is a major surgical procedure that can be performed to replace severely damaged bones, cartilage, and other tissues in the elbow joint affected by extreme arthritis with a prosthetic one. It is typically done when other treatments, such as physical therapy and corticosteroid injections, have not proven to be effective. It has the ability to dramatically improve an individual's quality of life. The main goal of Elbow Replacement Surgery is to replace the damaged parts of the elbow joint and restore elbow function. Why Is an Elbow Replacement Surgery Done? This surgery is done in cases of severe arthritis, traumatic injuries, fractures, and deformities like tennis elbow, cubital tunnel syndrome, and dislocated elbow. It is also used to restore mobility, reduce pain, and increase stability. The reasons why an individual may need this surgery can vary including: extreme pain, limited range of motion, and instability. What Are the Procedures for the Elbow Replacement Surgery? The Elbow Replacement Surgery procedure involves: an incision, removal of diseased or damaged tissue, insertion of the prosthetic joint, and the attachment of any other muscles or ligaments that were severely damaged. The procedure is typically done on an outpatient basis, and usually requires general anesthesia. Before the surgery, your doctor will do a physical exam and take X-rays to evaluate the extent of joint damage, as well as to evaluate bone structure and bone health. Your doctor may also order blood tests and an MRI or other imaging tests to get a better look at the elbow joint. What Risks Are Associated with the Elbow Replacement Surgery? There are potential risks associated with the procedure, such as infection, blood clots, nerve damage, fracture, dislocation, excessive bleeding, instability, and stiffness of the joint. Additionally, the prosthetic joint may wear out and need to be replaced. It is important to follow your doctor's instructions for recovery, which may include physical therapy. To minimize the risk, the health care provider will prescribe medications and rehabilitation exercises. It is also important to understand that such a surgical procedure won’t restore mobility to a previously injured joint. How to Prepare for an Elbow Replacement Surgery? To prepare for the surgery, individuals should discuss their medical history with their doctor, including any allergies or specific medications that may interfere with the procedure. Also, one should inform the doctor of all medications and supplements being taken, and stop taking any blood thinners or other medications that could interfere with blood clotting. Additionally, individuals should discuss any lifestyle changes they may need to make such as quitting smoking or limiting alcohol consumption. What to Expect before an Elbow Replacement Surgery? Before the procedure, the patient is usually instructed to stop taking medications that can increase the risk of bleeding and to eat a balanced diet. The patient must also be willing to commit to rigorous physical therapy after the surgery. Also, patients should expect their doctor to take X-Rays of the affected joint and to take general blood tests. Additionally, their doctor may provide pre-operative instructions such as when to stop eating and drinking before the procedure. What to Expect during an Elbow Replacement Surgery? During the procedure, patients should expect general anesthesia to be administered. Thereafter, the surgeon will make an incision near the elbow to access the joint. The damaged joint is then removed and the prosthesis is inserted into the remaining bone. The prosthetic joint is then secured in place and the incision is sutured closed. The surgeon may also secure any affected muscles and ligaments with screws after the joint is in place. What to Expect after an Elbow Replacement Surgery? After the surgery, patients should expect to stay in the hospital for a few days. During this time, patients should expect to receive pain medications as well as physical therapy to help them to safely recover. Additionally, patients should expect their doctor to monitor their progress and make any necessary adjustments to their care. Come to 1Health Medical Center for Elbow Replacement Surgery If you are considering elbow replacement surgery, it is important to talk to a good doctor about the risks and benefits of the procedure. With the right preparation and the right treating hands, you can expect to get the best possible results. Come to 1Health Medical Center for the same! Previous Next

< Back Gain Thorough Knowledge on Arthroscopy 1Health 17 Mar 2023 Arthroscopy is an imaging technique used to diagnose and treat joint-related issues. It uses a special type of camera that is inserted through a small incision into the joint. This camera provides detailed images of the inside of the joint, allowing doctors to detect any abnormalities. What Is Arthroscopy? Arthroscopy is an imaging technique used to diagnose and treat joint-related issues. It uses a special type of camera that is inserted through a small incision into the joint. This camera provides detailed images of the inside of the joint, allowing doctors to detect any abnormalities. Why Is Arthroscopy Done? The most common reason for an arthroscopy is to diagnose joint injuries and diseases, such as ruptured ligaments, torn cartilage, or arthritis, and treat joint injuries or conditions. It can also be used to repair joint damage, as well as remove debris from the joint. Doctors use the images obtained during the procedure to diagnose the problem, and then determine the best treatment options. In some cases, the doctor may also recommend surgery to correct the issue. What Are the Diagnostic Procedures for Arthroscopy? When it comes to diagnostic procedures for arthroscopy, diagnostic tests, such as X-rays and MRI, may be used to determine if arthroscopy is necessary. The doctor will take x-rays to evaluate the joint's structure. They may also order imaging scans such as computed tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to take a closer look at the joint. Then, the doctor can determine the best course of action. What Are the Surgical Procedures for Arthroscopy? For surgical procedures, doctors use the arthroscope to remove tissue or repair joint tissue. They may also use the arthroscope to inject medications or to perform arthroscopic joint surgery. The steps involved in an arthroscopy procedure may include injecting anesthesia, making a tiny incision in the skin, using sterile saline solution to expand the joint, and inserting the arthroscope. Once the scope is in place, the surgeon can diagnose and treat the joint problem. Depending on the issue, the surgeon may need to perform additional surgical procedures. What Are the Risks Associated with Arthroscopy? Although arthroscopy is generally a safe procedure, there are some risks associated with it. These risks that are associated with arthroscopy include infection, joint inflammation, and bleeding. Other possible risks include nerve damage, tendon damage, tissue damage, and damage to the surrounding tissue. How to Prepare for Arthroscopy? Before having an arthroscopy, it is important to discuss any current conditions or medications with your doctor. If your doctor recommends an arthroscopy, you should take steps to prepare for the procedure. This includes following your doctor's instructions regarding any medications or diet changes. You should also ask your doctor any questions that you have about the procedure. What to Expect during Arthroscopy? During arthroscopy, you may feel some pressure from the arthroscope or other surgical instruments, but you shouldn’t feel any pain. During the procedure, you will be awake but may be given an anesthetic to keep you comfortable. Your doctor will take images of your joint as they perform the procedure. What to Expect after Arthroscopy? You may experience some pain and swelling after the procedure, but this will usually subside within a few days. Get Arthroscopy Done at 1Health Medical Center If you wish to undergo Arthroscopy, then you can come to 1Health Medical Center to get it done in the rightest way possible! Previous Next