All specialities
Orthopedics
Bones, joints, and getting moving again.
Bone, joint, muscle and tendon — from a stubborn sprain to a worn-out knee.

Conditions
Commonly seen in orthopedics
- 01Back, neck and knee pain
- 02Sports and overuse injuries
- 03Arthritis and joint stiffness
- 04Fracture follow-up and rehabilitation
- 05Post-surgical review
Not exhaustive. Book anyway — the doctor will redirect you if it belongs elsewhere.
Every consultation
What is included
- Video consultation
- X-ray and MRI report review
- Physiotherapy referral
- Pain management plan
- Surgical opinion and second opinion
Patient notes
Orthopedics
- Much of orthopedics is not surgery
Most joint and back pain is managed with load changes, physiotherapy and time — ending without surgery is normal. A second opinion before elective surgery is expected.
- What to have ready
When it started, what worsens it, what you have tried, and whether anything is numb or weak — numbness changes the urgency. Bring imaging reports.
- In an emergency
- Go to the nearest hospital or call 1990 Suwa Seriya. General information, not medical advice.






