Orthopaedics
骨科專科服務
骨科專科涵蓋骨骼、關節、肌肉、肌腱、韌帶及神經相關問題。常見情況包括頸腰背痛、肩膊痛、手麻痺、膝痛、髖關節痛、足踝痛、骨折、運動創傷、骨質疏鬆及兒童骨科問題。
我們以病人的症狀及生活需要為中心，先了解痛楚位置、出現時間、誘發動作及對日常生活的影響，再按需要安排檢查及制定治療方案。
常見服務範圍
- 頸腰背痛及坐骨神經痛
- 肩膊痛、手腕痛及手麻痺
- 膝痛、髖關節痛及關節退化
- 足踝痛、骨折及運動創傷
- 骨質疏鬆及兒童骨科問題
評估重點
- 痛楚位置及持續時間
- 誘發痛楚的動作
- 神經、關節及肌腱功能
- 日常生活、工作及運動需要
何時適合預約
如你不確定自己的痛症屬於哪一類，可以先預約骨科專科評估。
治療方案
治療方案可包括藥物、物理治療、注射治療、支架或鞋墊、復康訓練、微創手術、關節鏡手術、骨折固定或人工關節置換。並非所有病人都需要手術，治療選擇會因應診斷、病情嚴重程度、年齡、活動需要及康復目標而定。
If pain persists, affects activity or follows an injury, consider booking an orthopaedic specialist assessment.
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When Should You See An Orthopaedic Specialist?
If pain persists, keeps recurring or already affects daily life, you should not simply endure it. Early diagnosis can help identify the source of the problem, guide suitable treatment and reduce the chance of worsening or repeated injury.
Pain Does Not Settle
If pain has not improved after one to two weeks, or keeps recurring, consider professional assessment.
Affects Daily Life
If pain affects walking, stairs, work, exercise or sleep, it should not be delayed for too long.
Joint Swelling, Locking Or Instability
Swelling, locking, weakness or repeated sprains in joints such as the knee, shoulder or ankle may involve ligaments, meniscus, tendons or cartilage.
Numbness Or Weakness
Numbness, tingling or weakness in the limbs may be related to nerve compression or spinal problems and should be assessed early.
Pain After Fall Or Sports Injury
Obvious pain, swelling, difficulty moving or inability to bear weight after injury should be assessed to exclude fracture or significant soft tissue injury.
Pain After A Fall In Older Adults
In older adults, even mild pain after a fall may still indicate an occult fracture, especially in the hip, wrist or spine.
Patient FAQ
FAQ
No. Many orthopaedic problems can first be managed without surgery, such as medication, physiotherapy, posture and activity modification, braces, injections or rehabilitation training. The specialist’s role is to identify the cause of pain and recommend suitable options.
In general, it is better to see a doctor first for symptom review and clinical examination, then decide whether X-ray, MRI, ultrasound or other tests are needed. Different pain problems require different tests.
If pain recurs, becomes more frequent, affects exercise or daily activity, or is associated with numbness, swelling, weakness or locking, consider an orthopaedic assessment.
Minor strains may improve with rest. However, if there is obvious swelling, inability to bear weight, instability, limited movement, severe pain or suspected fracture, seek medical care promptly.
Not necessarily. Older adults, especially those at risk of osteoporosis, may still have an occult fracture or spinal compression fracture even if they can walk. Persistent hip, back, wrist or shoulder pain should be assessed.
Many orthopaedic problems benefit from rehabilitation after treatment to improve range of movement, strength, balance and function. The doctor will recommend a suitable plan based on the condition and recovery progress.
Pain does not always need to be endured. Early assessment may help prevent worsening.
Many orthopaedic problems do not require immediate surgery. An orthopaedic specialist will first understand your symptoms, perform a clinical examination and arrange X-ray, MRI, ultrasound or other investigations if needed, before recommending suitable options such as medication, physiotherapy, injections, braces, rehabilitation training or surgery when appropriate.
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