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Dr Wajid Best Orthopedic Surgeon/Hip Replacement Surgeon in Pakistan

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Dr Wajid Best Orthopedic Surgeon/Hip Replacement Surgeon in Pakistan

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Prof Dr M.A. Wajid is an Internationally renowned Orthopedic Surgeon working as Head of Orthopedics Surgery at National Hospital Lahore. Prof Wajid was trained in the UK and undertook specialist fellowship training in Germany and Belgium. Dr Wajid major Specialization in Surgery, Elbow replacement Surgeon, Lower back pain doctor, Hip Replacement Surgeon, Joint Replacement Surgery and Surgeons for Sports Injuries as well as routine Trauma and Acetabular fracture surgery.

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Prof Dr M.A. Wajid is an Internationally renowned Orthopedic Surgeon working as Head of Orthopedics Surgery at National Hospital & Medical Centre, DHA, Lahore. Prof Wajid was trained in the UK and undertook specialist fellowship training in Germany and Belgium.

He is the chairman of AOTrauma Middle East Board, member of AOTrauma International Board Switzerland and founding chairman of AOTrauma Pakistan.
Due to his untiring efforts, AO Foundation Switzerland (one of the largest non-profit Trauma organization in the world) has approved AOTrauma Pakistan country chapter. Due to this, since 2003, all AOTrauma courses are regularly conducted in Pakistan under his chairmanship.

He was elected as Member Board of Trustees of AO Foundation - the first surgeon from Pakistan to represent the country.

Under his leadership, his unit is the only recognized unit for AOTrauma fellowship in Pakistan, where surgeons from abroad come to learn and receive training in advanced orthopedic surgery procedures. He has facilitated many orthopedic surgeons to secure AO Fellowships to go abroad and learn latest techniques.

In his department, all kinds of arthroscopic procedures, joint replacement surgery and trauma surgery are performed. Prof M A Wajid is one of the pioneers of arthroscopic surgery of shoulder and hip in the country including arthroscopic shoulder stabilization, hip arthroscopic procedures and has published on this subject.

He has a special interest in arthroscopic knee ligament surgery both ACL and PCL (Anterior & Posterior Cruciate Ligament) reconstruction as well as menisceal repair and autologous cartilage transplant (OATS) for focal cartilage defects.
Prof M A Wajid is very actively involved in under and posts graduate Orthopedic training of doctors. He is a paper setter, examiner, and supervisor of FCPS (Orth) final examinations for the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Pakistan. He was appointed examiner of Royal College of Surgeons in 2006.

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Prof Dr M.A. Wajid is an Internationally renowned Orthopedic Surgeon working as Head of Orthopedics Surgery at National Hospital & Medical Centre, DHA, Lahore. Prof Wajid was trained in the UK and undertook specialist fellowship training in Germany and Belgium.

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Find Orthopedic Surgeons - Bone, Hip Replacement, Joint and Orthopaedic Surgery Specialist

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Find Orthopedic Surgeons - Bone, Hip Replacement, Joint and Orthopaedic Surgery Specialist

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Prof Dr Wajid is an Internationally renowned Orthopedic Surgeon of Pakistan. He has specialized in Frozen shoulder, Lower Back ain, Fracture Treatment, Arthritis Management, Elbow Replacement Surgeries, Trauma Surgery, Pelvic and Acetabular Surgery, Musculoskeletal Infections, Orthopedic Physiotherapy, Minimally Invasive Surgery, Hip Replacement, Shoulder Replacement, Bone Trauma, Joint Replacement Surgery, Frozen shoulder, Lower Back ain, Fracture Treatment, Arthritis Management, Elbow Replacement Surgeries, Trauma Surgery, Pelvic and Acetabular Surgery, Musculoskeletal Infections, Orthopedic Physiotherapy, Minimally Invasive Surgery, Hip Replacement, Shoulder Replacement, Bone Trauma, Joint Replacement Surgery

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We have special expertise in the management of frozen shoulder. We use techniques to treat this condition with surgery.These patients require supervised physio, injections and manipulations.

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ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON - SHOULDER SURGERY - KNEE SURGERY - HIP SURGERY - ARTHROSCOPIC SURGERY - Total joint replacement surgery

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ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON - SHOULDER SURGERY - KNEE SURGERY - HIP SURGERY - ARTHROSCOPIC SURGERY - Total joint replacement surgery

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Find The Best Elbow replacement Surgeon, Lower back pain doctor, Hip Replacement Surgeon, Joint Replacement Surgery and Surgeons for Sports Injuries and Orthopedic Physician In Pakistan. Get Online Appointment With Your Nearest Verified Orthopedic Physician.

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Best Orthopedic Surgeon in Lahore - Prof. Dr. M.A.Wajid

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Best orthopedic surgeon in lahore, Prof M A Wajid is Chair-Elect of AOTrauma Middle East Board, Member AOTrauma International Board. orthopedic surgeon in Lahore

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Arthroscopic ACL Surgery Of Knee Knee Keyhole (Arthroscopic) Surgery 

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Sports Injuries
Shoulder Arthroscopy
Shoulder Pain
Frozen Shoulder
Shoulder Dislocation
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Sports Injury
Shoulder Pain
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Prevention is better than cure and having said this "exercise" is considered as the most wonderful prevention in case of sports injuries. An old runner's adage says, "I have two fine doctors, my right leg, and my left." It's true for disease prevention, but for injury treatment, you'll also need your head and hands.Injured tissues of the body must be protected against further injury. Small injuries can be protected using first aid components like ointments for pain relief, bandages, elastic bands or simple splints.

Something as simple as tapping the healthy toe on the injured one can make the problem worse. Also, you need to check with your doctor in case the injury requires precision splints or casts.

Injured tissues need time to recover completely and for that rest is the best solution. However, different exercises might propel you to get up and pull up your socks, but its best not to do something strenuous for at least a week or two after an injury. Doing extensive movement after an injury can make it chronic.

Here are the 10 most common sports injuries accompanied by their effective treatments and preventive measures for you to consider:

Runner's Knee

This comprises 65% of all sports injuries. One-fourth of all cases being examined by orthopedic surgeons are pertaining to "runner's knee". Many knee problems are grouped under this term and this occurs when tendons are irritated or the region under the 'kneecap' is withering out gradually.
In the case of a "runner's knee" it's best not to exercise for at least 2 days. Anti-inflammatory medicines also help.

Shoulder injury

More or less 20% of all sports injuries are related to or involve the shoulder in some way or the other. Any sport consisting of a lot of overhead movement (basketball, volleyball etc) can lead to shoulder injuries or dislocation. The symptoms of "shoulder injuries" include; pain, stiffness, weakness and slipping sensation in the shoulder bones. Strengthening shoulder muscles with weight training or lifting is the best option to avoid such injuries.

Ankle Sprain

Ankle sprains are very common in sports that involve jumping, running or turning swiftly with a jerk. To treat a sprain one should not rest for more than a day and try to keep the ankle active with low-intensity movement. The ankle should also be moved gently to help improve blood circulation and reduce swelling.

Tennis/Golf Elbow

Elbow injuries account for almost 7% of all sports injuries. The pain is experienced in the inner side of the elbow (for Golf elbow) and on the outer side of the elbow (for Tennis elbow). Physiotherapy and a prolonged break from the sport are necessary for recovery.

Stress Fracture

A stress fracture usually occurs when muscles are no longer able to absorb the impact of physical activity. Eventually bone absorbs the impact and breaks. Majority of the stress fractures occur in lower legs and feet. Stress fractures are more common in women and cause pain during activity. A special shoe or brace help in reducing stress in the bone.

Lower back pain

Lower back pain is also among the common sports injuries and is caused by lifting heavy weights or playing golf. It is the most common form of sports injury among young athletes. Such injuries can cause frustration as they lead to long spells of rest and recovery. This sort of back strain usually resolves either on its own or through rest and anti-inflammatory medications. Other forms of complex back pain issues require surgical intervention.

Hip Bursitis

The hip region of the body consists of two bursae. If either of them gets inflamed then stiffness and pain can occur near the hip joint. Overuse from cycling, running and other activities of a similar nature can cause hip bursitis. This condition leads to hip pain, which gets unbearable at night. Treatment involves the intake of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) in order to reduce the pain. Physical therapy and steroid injections can be used depending upon the intensity of the pain.

Pulled Muscle

Muscle strain is another term for a pulled muscle and occurs when a muscle is overstretched and it tears due to extensive stretching. Symptoms consist of pain, swelling, weakness, difficulty, and inability. Muscles in the hamstring, calves, groin and lower back are usually pulled. Minor muscle strains resolve with rest, ice, compression and elevation (RICE), serious ones need to be evaluated by the doctor.

Shin Splints

Excruciating, unbearable or throbbing pain on the insides of the lower legs is known as "shin splints". These are repetitive usage injury that may occur in runners, beginners or those who are not used to certain exercises/sports. The pain usually occurs when the muscles and tendons around the tibia (the larger one of the two lower leg bones) become inflamed. Stretching, resting and applying ice can help in relieving shin splints. NSAIDs (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) can also reduce pain and swelling. Bandaging the area can help in relieving the pain and swelling caused by shin splints. Orthotics and the use of proper athletic shoes can reduce the risk of shin splints and offer support.

Stinger

Stinger is also known as a burner or nerve pinch injury. In this injury the affected athlete experiences painful electrical sensations in one of the arms. It is a spine injury but should not be confused with a spinal cord injury. The treatment should aim at reducing the pain and electrical sensations in the arm. Acute pain usually subsides with activity restriction, ice followed by heat and pain-killers. Ice should be applied to neck and shoulder region for 48 hours post-injury and after that heat should be used. A cervical collar may also be required for a short period of time to prevent further irritation of the affected nerve.

General precautions can also be taken to avoid sports injuries. Dr Wajid a well-known Surgeons for sports injuries suggest resting between workouts, using protective gear, starting slowly and then gradually increasing pace/intensity/intervals, doing proper warm-up exercises before playing sports. Finally, listening to your body and surrendering on the first signs of pain, discomfort, stress or overheating will also help a great deal in reducing the impact of sports injuries.

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10 Most Effective Treatments for Most Common Sports Injuries - Halchal Guru

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Prevention is better than cure and having said this "exercise" is considered as the most wonderful prevention in case of sports injuries. An old runner's adage says, "I have two fine doctors, my right leg, and my left." It's true for disease prevention, but for injury treatment, you'll also need your head and hands.

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Sports Injuries Shoulder Arthroscopy Shoulder Pain 

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Sports Injuries Shoulder Arthroscopy Shoulder Pain 

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Arthroscopic ACL Surgery Of Knee
Knee Keyhole (Arthroscopic) Surgery
Sports Injuries
Shoulder Arthroscopy
Shoulder Pain
Frozen Shoulder
Shoulder Dislocation
Total Knee Replacement Surgery
Sports Injury
Shoulder Pain
Knee Pain