Question 1

Who is Dr. Anshul Goel?

Accepted Answer

Dr. Anshul Goel is a UK-trained consultant orthopedic surgeon in Rajouri Garden, West Delhi. He holds MBBS, MS Orthopedics, DNB Orthopedics, MRCS (UK), and M.Ch Orthopedics (UK), with experience in joint replacement, sports injuries, arthroscopy, spine care, trauma, and limb reconstruction.

Question 2

Where is Dr. Anshul Goel's orthopedic clinic located?

Accepted Answer

The orthopedic clinic is at D 23 Flat No. 7, Block D, Rajouri Garden, New Delhi 110027. Patients visit from Rajouri Garden, West Delhi, Punjabi Bagh, Tagore Garden, Ramesh Nagar, Tilak Nagar, Janakpuri, New Delhi, and nearby Delhi NCR areas.

Question 3

What are Dr. Anshul Goel's qualifications?

Accepted Answer

Dr. Anshul Goel has completed MBBS, MS Orthopedics, DNB Orthopedics, MRCS (UK), and M.Ch Orthopedics (UK). His training includes Government Medical College Chandigarh, Maulana Azad Medical College New Delhi, Wrightington Hospital UK, Edge Hill University UK, ALPS Institute France, and AO Centre Switzerland.

Question 4

How can I book an appointment with Dr. Anshul Goel?

Accepted Answer

You can book an orthopedic appointment by calling +91 85274 19626 or using the appointment form on the website. Consultation is available for joint pain, sports injuries, spine symptoms, fractures, arthritis, trauma, and treatment planning.

Question 5

Who should consult a knee replacement surgeon in Rajouri Garden?

Accepted Answer

Patients with advanced knee arthritis, daily knee pain, stiffness, deformity, night pain, or difficulty walking despite medicines, injections, or physiotherapy can consult Dr. Anshul Goel for knee replacement evaluation in Rajouri Garden.

Question 6

Who should consult a hip replacement surgeon in Rajouri Garden?

Accepted Answer

Patients with severe hip arthritis, avascular necrosis, groin pain, limping, hip stiffness, fracture-related hip damage, or reduced walking ability can consult Dr. Anshul Goel for hip replacement assessment and recovery planning.

Question 7

Does every arthritis patient need joint replacement surgery?

Accepted Answer

No. Joint replacement is considered when arthritis or joint damage causes persistent pain and disability despite appropriate non-surgical care. Dr. Anshul Goel evaluates medication, physiotherapy, injections, bracing, and activity modification before recommending surgery.

Question 8

How long does recovery after joint replacement usually take?

Accepted Answer

Initial functional recovery commonly progresses over 6 to 12 weeks with supervised rehabilitation, while full recovery can take longer depending on health, diagnosis, procedure type, and physiotherapy adherence. Recovery milestones are reviewed during follow-up visits.

Question 9

When should I see a sports injury specialist in Rajouri Garden?

Accepted Answer

See a sports injury specialist if pain, swelling, locking, instability, repeated sprains, weakness, or giving-way sensations continue after a sports, gym, running, or fall-related injury. Early assessment helps protect healing and return-to-sport planning.

Question 10

Do ACL tears always need surgery?

Accepted Answer

Not every ACL tear needs surgery. Treatment depends on instability, activity level, associated meniscus or cartilage injury, age, goals, and sport demands. Some patients do well with rehabilitation, while active patients with instability may need ACL reconstruction.

Question 11

What is arthroscopy surgery?

Accepted Answer

Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive joint procedure performed through small incisions with a camera and specialized instruments. It may be used for selected knee, shoulder, ligament, meniscus, cartilage, and sports injury problems when clinically appropriate.

Question 12

When can an athlete return to sport after ACL surgery?

Accepted Answer

Return to sport depends on healing, strength, balance, confidence, graft recovery, and functional testing. Pivoting sports often require several months of staged rehabilitation before safe return is considered.

Question 13

When should I see a spine specialist for back pain?

Accepted Answer

Consult a spine specialist if back pain radiates to the leg, causes numbness, tingling, weakness, walking limitation, repeated episodes, or does not improve with appropriate care. Urgent evaluation is important for new weakness or bladder/bowel symptoms.

Question 14

What should I do after a suspected fracture?

Accepted Answer

Immobilize the injured area, avoid weight-bearing or forceful movement, and seek orthopedic evaluation. Severe pain, deformity, open wounds, swelling, numbness, or inability to use the limb should be treated as urgent.

Question 15

Do all fractures require surgery?

Accepted Answer

No. Stable fractures may heal with casts, splints, braces, and follow-up imaging. Unstable, displaced, open, joint-involving, or complex fractures may require fixation or reconstructive planning after orthopedic assessment.

Question 16

What symptoms need urgent orthopedic care?

Accepted Answer

Urgent orthopedic care is advised for severe pain, visible deformity, inability to walk or use a limb, open injury, fever with joint swelling, new numbness, new weakness, loss of bladder or bowel control, or worsening symptoms after trauma.

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