Knee Care Services

Knee osteoarthritis can cause pain, stiffness, swelling, reduced movement or changes in knee alignment. Other conditions can also cause knee pain, so an assessment is needed before deciding on treatment. Dr. Aman Dua reviews symptoms, daily limitations, medical history, examination findings and relevant imaging. Treatment is individualized and may include non-surgical care, exercise or physiotherapy guidance, medication options, and support aids. For selected patients, knee realignment osteotomy may be discussed to preserve the joint. If arthritis is advanced and symptoms continue to significantly affect daily life, knee replacement may be considered. The right option depends on the diagnosis, overall health and patient goals. Book a consultation to discuss your knee symptoms. This information is general and does not replace medical advice.

A knee ligament injury can cause pain, swelling, reduced movement or a feeling that the knee may give way, often after a twist, fall or impact. Assessment includes your symptoms and activity goals, a knee examination and imaging when clinically indicated. Treatment depends on which structures are injured, the degree of instability, associated damage, overall health and rehabilitation needs. Options may include non-surgical care, activity changes, bracing and physiotherapy guidance. For selected posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) injuries, repair or reconstruction may be discussed; a separate PCL service page provides more information. Surgery is not needed for every ligament injury. If a procedure is considered, the surgeon will explain alternatives, risks and expected rehabilitation. Recovery and return to activity vary. Book a consultation with Dr. Aman Dua to discuss your knee injury. This information is general and does not replace medical assessment.