About Ligament Injury Treatment
Ligaments are strong bands that stabilise joints. Injuries range from mild sprains to complete tears of the ACL, PCL, collateral ligaments and ankle or shoulder ligaments. Treatment may involve bracing, physiotherapy or surgical repair, chosen according to the grade of injury and your activity goals.
Who may need this treatment?
Knee, ankle or shoulder sprains
Partial or complete ligament tears
Joint instability or giving way
Swelling and pain after an injury
Repeated sprains
Common Signs of Ligament Injuries
Joint pain and swelling
Instability while walking
Difficulty bearing weight
Limited range of motion
Joint stiffness
Recurrent joint giving way
Sports-related ligament injuries
Knee ligament tears
Ankle ligament injuries
Shoulder instability
Sudden popping sensation
Weakness around the affected joint
Benefits of Treatment
Your Ligament Injury Treatment Journey
Clinical Evaluation
Our specialists assess your symptoms, injury history, and physical examination findings to understand which ligament is affected.
Diagnostic Imaging
MRI scans and other investigations help assess the severity of the ligament damage and any associated injuries.
Personalized Treatment Plan
Depending on the injury, treatment may involve physiotherapy, bracing, regenerative therapies, arthroscopic procedures, or ligament reconstruction.
Treatment & Procedure
Where surgery is needed, advanced arthroscopic and ligament reconstruction techniques are used to restore joint stability.
Rehabilitation & Return to Activity
A personalized program rebuilds strength, balance, and flexibility to help you return safely to sports and daily activities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Examination and an MRI scan usually confirm it. Pain, swelling and a feeling of instability are common signs.
Many mild and moderate injuries recover without surgery. Complete tears or unstable joints may need it.
Yes. Send your reports and the team will arrange a review and advise you before you plan any travel.
This depends on the procedure and your recovery. Dr. Abhishek Kumar Mishra will tell you when it is safe to travel home.