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Clear, honest information about musculoskeletal pain and how it is treated — most of the time, without surgery.
10 August 2026
Ultrasound in the first consultation: what it adds
A five-minute examination, an MRI request and back in a month for the results. A month lost. In my clinic the scanner is on the desk and it is used at the first visit — and that changes everything.
Read more →10 August 2026
Rotator cuff tendinitis: symptoms and treatment
It hurts putting on a jacket, reaching for something on the back seat and, above all, at night. It is the most common shoulder pain in clinic — and the vast majority resolve without an operation.
Read more →10 August 2026
Ankle sprain that never healed: why it still hurts
Up to 4 in 10 ankle sprains are still causing trouble months later: pain, insecurity and repeat twists. The missing piece is almost always the part of the treatment nobody does — and it is never too late.
Read more →16 June 2026
Plantar fasciitis: why your heel hurts and how to treat it
If you take your first step in the morning and feel a stab in the heel that eases as you walk, it is almost certainly plantar fasciitis. The good news: with patience and a proper plan, it resolves without surgery.
Read more →16 June 2026
Hyaluronic acid for joints: what it does and when
Many patients have heard about «hyaluronic acid injections» but don't really know what they do. Here it is, clearly: what it is, when it genuinely helps and what to expect.
Read more →16 June 2026
Tennis elbow: why it hurts and how it is treated
If the outside of your elbow hurts when you lift a shopping bag or shake someone's hand, you probably have tennis elbow. And no, tennis is almost never the cause.
Read more →9 June 2026
Low back pain: when to worry and when not to
Almost everyone has it at some point. Most of the time it's not serious, but there are specific warning signs that mean you need to act quickly. Learn to tell them apart.
Read more →7 June 2026
Knee osteoarthritis: treatment before surgery
Many patients arrive convinced that knee osteoarthritis has only one outcome: a joint replacement. That is not always the case. I explain what can be done before reaching that point.
Read more →5 June 2026
Frozen shoulder (capsulitis): why it hurts so much and how it's treated without surgery
If you can't lift your arm and the pain wakes you at night, it could be a frozen shoulder. The good news: the vast majority resolve without surgery.
Read more →4 June 2026
PRP for sports injuries: what to expect (and what not)
PRP is everywhere in sport, but it is neither miraculous nor suitable for every injury. I explain honestly when it really helps and when it doesn't.
Read more →3 June 2026
Injection or surgery? How we decide in each case
«Do I have to have surgery?» is one of the questions I hear most. The answer, often, is that it's worth trying less aggressive options first. I explain how we decide.
Read more →2 June 2026
Orthopaedic surgeon or rehabilitation doctor?
When pain appears, almost everyone thinks of the surgeon. But for many injuries, the rehabilitation doctor is the one who can help you recover without the operating room.
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