Ortho Blog

Expert insights, tips, and updates from Dr. Nitin N Sunku on orthopedic health and sports medicine.

Articles are organised by topic — knee ligaments, meniscus, shoulder pain, spine symptoms, running injuries, joint replacement, and recovery after sports trauma. Skim the excerpts below to find a guide that matches your question, then read the full post for structured explanations you can discuss with Dr. Nitin N Sunku during a consultation in HSR Layout or Attibele. New guides are added when common themes emerge from clinic discussions.

Most long-form pieces are written for adults in Bengaluru who want clearer language before they commit to time off work or sport for treatment. You will see repeated themes: how imaging is used, when keyhole surgery is discussed, what physiotherapy usually involves, and how return-to-run or return-to-court timelines are staged. None of this replaces your own examination.

Regenerative Options for Early Knee Arthritis (Grade 1–2) — What Actually Works
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2026-05-226 min readRegenerative Medicine

Regenerative Options for Early Knee Arthritis (Grade 1–2) — What Actually Works

Early knee arthritis is the moment when regenerative care is most worth the conversation. A practical guide to PRP, GFC, hyaluronic acid, and lifestyle care for Grade 1–2 knee OA in Bengaluru.

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Arthroscopy Shoulder: Everything You Need to Know Before Your Surgery
Shoulder Care
14 min
Mar 2, 2026

Arthroscopy Shoulder: Everything You Need to Know Before Your Surgery

If you have been living with persistent shoulder pain, limited arm movement, or a shoulder injury that hasn't responded to rest and physiotherapy, your orthopedic surgeon may have recommended shoulder arthroscopy. This minimally invasive procedure has transformed the way shoulder conditions are treated, offering faster recovery, smaller scars, and better outcomes compared to traditional open surgery.

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Knee Care
1 min
Oct 19, 2024

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A meniscus tear is a common knee injury that affects the cartilage acting as a cushion between the thigh bone and shin bone.

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