About Dr. Rahul Patel
Dr. Rahul Patel is an Associate Consultant in Orthopaedics with training from BHU and global fellowships in arthroscopy and joint surgery. His expertise includes shoulder and knee arthroscopy, joint replacements, and complex orthopaedic trauma care. He is actively involved in research, publications, and international presentations.
Area of Expertise
- Shoulder Arthroscopy (Key-hole Surgery)
- Knee Arthroscopy and Ligament Reconstruction
- Sports Injury Management
- Shoulder, Knee, and Hip Replacement Surgeries
- Complex Orthopaedic Trauma Management
Special Interests
- Sports Injuries
- Joint Preservation and Replacement
- Shoulder, Elbow, Knee, and Hip Injuries
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Orthopaedics | Post Date : Jul 23, 2026
Have you ever experienced persistent knee pain, stiffness, or a clicking sound while walking or climbing stairs? Many people dismiss these symptoms as a sign of aging or overexertion. However, they could indicate cartilage damage, a condition that can worsen over time if left untreated.
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Orthopaedics | Post Date : Jul 14, 2026
Have you ever brushed off lower back pain in women as "just another busy day," "poor posture," or "period pain"? You're not alone. Many women experience occasional back pain due to long hours at work, household responsibilities, pregnancy, or hormonal changes.
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Orthopaedics | Post Date : Jul 08, 2026
A sudden twist while playing football, an awkward landing after a jump, or even a slip on the stairs can lead to a painful ACL tear.
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Orthopaedics | Post Date : Jul 07, 2026
Have you been feeling a nagging pain at the back of your ankle every time you walk, run, or climb stairs? If the discomfort seems to get worse after exercise or first thing in the morning, you may be dealing with Achilles tendinitis.
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Orthopaedics | Post Date : Dec 20, 2025
Sciatica pain can be frightening—especially when it shoots from your lower back down your leg and refuses to settle. Many people immediately worry: “Will I need surgery?”
The good news is most people with sciatica do NOT need surgery. However, in some situations, surgery becomes necessary to prevent nerve damage and long-term problems.
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Orthopaedics | Post Date : Dec 13, 2025
Joint pain that doesn’t go away, stiffness in the morning, swelling after simple activities—many people live with these symptoms without realizing they may be due to arthritis pain.
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