Dr. Hargovind Singh's approach focuses on understanding the cause of your problem, evaluating your activity and lifestyle needs, and recommending the most appropriate treatment — from medicines and physiotherapy to injections, arthroscopy or joint replacement when required.
What can you consult for?
Knee problems
- Knee pain and osteoarthritis
- Meniscus injuries
- ACL, PCL and other ligament injuries
- Sports-related knee injuries
- Cartilage injuries
- Patellar instability
- Knee stiffness
- Failed or painful knee replacement
- Early arthritis and joint-preservation options
Hip problems
- Hip arthritis
- Hip pain and stiffness
- Avascular necrosis of the hip
- Hip impingement
- Sports-related hip problems
- Difficulty walking due to hip disease
- Failed or painful hip replacement
- Hip replacement surgery, including minimally invasive approaches
Shoulder problems
- Rotator cuff tears
- Shoulder impingement
- Frozen shoulder
- Shoulder instability and recurrent dislocation
- Bankart and SLAP injuries
- Biceps tendon problems
- Shoulder arthritis
- Rotator cuff arthropathy
- Proximal humerus fractures
- Shoulder replacement
Comprehensive treatment approach
Every patient does not require surgery. During your consultation, the treatment plan is based on your diagnosis, symptoms, age, activity level and expectations.
- Conservative treatment
- Joint preservation
- Arthroscopic surgery
- Joint replacement
What happens during your consultation?
- Detailed history
- Clinical examination
- Review of investigations
- Diagnosis and explanation
- Personalised treatment plan
Second opinion
If you have already been advised to undergo surgery or are uncertain about your diagnosis or treatment plan, an orthopaedic second opinion can help you make an informed decision.
You may consult for a second opinion regarding:
- Knee or hip replacement
- Arthroscopic surgery
- ACL or meniscus surgery
- Rotator cuff surgery
- Shoulder instability surgery
- Revision joint replacement
- Persistent pain after orthopaedic surgery
When should you see an orthopaedic specialist?
Consider an orthopaedic consultation if:
- Joint pain persists despite rest or medicines
- Pain is affecting walking, sleep or daily activities
- You have difficulty climbing stairs or getting up from a chair
- Your joint feels unstable or repeatedly gives way
- You have suffered a sports or other injury
- You have persistent shoulder pain or weakness
- You have been diagnosed with arthritis
- You have been advised to undergo joint replacement or arthroscopy
- You continue to have pain after previous surgery
Your goal is our focus
The goal of orthopaedic treatment is not simply to treat an X-ray or MRI finding. It is to reduce pain, restore function and help you return to the activities that matter to you.
Whether you need physiotherapy, medication, joint-preserving treatment, arthroscopy or joint replacement, the treatment recommendation is tailored to your individual condition and goals.
