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Bone, joint and injury care

Orthopaedic Hospital in Yelahanka

ESHA evaluates bone, joint, muscle and injury-related concerns. Care may include examination, digital X-ray, medicines, immobilization, physiotherapy coordination or surgical planning after specialist review.

Common reasons patients contact us

  • Back, neck, knee and shoulder pain
  • Sprains, strains and suspected fractures
  • Arthritis, stiffness and mobility concerns
  • Sports, workplace and everyday injuries

Facilities and support available

  • Orthopaedic consultation
  • Digital X-ray and diagnostic coordination
  • Plaster, dressing and inpatient support as advised
  • Physiotherapy coordination
  • Operating-theatre support when surgery is confirmed

When to seek emergency care

Do not delay when symptoms are severe.

  • Major injury, deformity, open fracture or inability to bear weight requires urgent assessment.
  • A cold, pale or numb limb or loss of movement is an emergency.
  • Severe back pain with new bladder, bowel or leg weakness requires immediate care.
Call emergency services

Relevant ESHA team

Doctors and clinical leads

Provider availability and OPD timings must be confirmed before travelling.

ESHA Multispeciality Hospital

Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan Road, Attur Layout, Yelahanka New Town, Bengaluru 560064

Patient questions

Frequently asked questions

Should I see orthopaedics for persistent joint pain?

Yes, particularly when pain follows injury, causes swelling or limits walking, work, sleep or daily activity.

Is an X-ray always required?

No. The doctor examines you first and recommends imaging only when it is likely to assist diagnosis or treatment.

Can ESHA treat fractures?

Initial assessment and available fracture care can be provided. Complex injuries may need referral after stabilization.

Is physiotherapy available?

Physiotherapy coordination is available, but the therapist, programme and appointment must be confirmed.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Girish

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon • Last reviewed 12 September 2026

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