Conditions commonly evaluated
- Back, neck, knee and shoulder pain
- Sprains, strains and suspected fractures
- Arthritis and mobility concerns
- Sports and work-related musculoskeletal injuries
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ESHAMultispeciality Hospital
PESHCO-2025-1129423 Sep 2025 – 22 Sep 2027
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Orthopaedic Care in Yelahanka
Assessment of bone, joint, muscle and injury-related problems, with conservative treatment, investigations and surgical planning when appropriate.
Facilities available at ESHA
- Orthopaedic consultation
- Available X-ray and diagnostic coordination
- Plaster, dressing and inpatient support as advised
- Physiotherapy coordination
When to seek emergency care
Do not wait for an appointment if symptoms are severe.
- Major injury, deformity or inability to bear weight
- Open wound over a suspected fracture
- Loss of sensation, limb weakness or a cold or pale limb
- Severe back pain with bladder or bowel symptoms
Relevant doctors
Specialists for this service
OPD days and times can change. The front desk will confirm the appropriate clinician and earliest available appointment.
ESHA Multispeciality Hospital
Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan Road, Attur Layout, Yelahanka New Town, Bengaluru 560064
Patient questions
Frequently asked questions
Should I see orthopaedics for joint pain?
Yes, especially when pain is persistent, follows an injury, causes swelling or limits walking, sleep or daily activity.
Is an X-ray always required?
No. The orthopaedic doctor examines you first and recommends imaging only when it may change diagnosis or treatment.
Do you provide physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy coordination is available; the exact programme and appointment must be confirmed.
Can fractures be treated at ESHA?
Initial assessment and available fracture care can be provided. Complex injuries may require referral after stabilization.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Girish
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon • Last reviewed 12 September 2026