Dr Sushil Rangdal

  Introduction Orthopedic treatment has advanced significantly over the years, offering patients better options for pain relief, mobility restoration, and long-term joint health. One of the biggest innovations in recent times is Robotic Orthopedic Surgery , which has transformed procedures like joint replacement and arthroscopy with enhanced precision and improved surgical outcomes. At the same time, Traditional Orthopedic Surgery remains a highly trusted and proven method that has successfully helped millions of patients regain mobility and live pain-free lives. So, which option is right for you? Let’s understand both approaches in a simple way so you can make an informed decision about your orthopedic care. 🤖 What Is Robotic Orthopedic Surgery? Robotic orthopedic surgery uses advanced computer-assisted technology that helps surgeons perform procedures with exceptional accuracy. Before surgery, a detailed 3D model of the joint is created, allowing precise planning and better i...

Do you experience knee pain while climbing stairs or walking uphill? You’re not alone. Knee pain during stair climbing is a common problem seen in people of all ages—from active young adults to older individuals. Many notice that climbing stairs feels much more painful than walking on flat ground. This happens because stair climbing puts extra pressure on your knee joints. While occasional discomfort may seem harmless, persistent knee pain can be a sign of an underlying joint condition that requires medical attention. Identifying the cause early can help prevent long-term joint damage and improve mobility. Why Does Knee Pain Increase While Climbing Stairs? Your knees play a major role in supporting your body weight. When you climb stairs, the knee joint experiences nearly 3 to 4 times your body weight , placing significant stress on: ✅ Knee cartilage that cushions the joint ✅ Ligaments that provide stability ✅ Muscles around the knee that support movement ✅ The kneecap and surroundi...