Sports Injury Treatment
Sports Injury Treatment
Sports injuries can affect anyone—from professional athletes to fitness enthusiasts and even individuals engaged in recreational activities. Whether it’s a sudden sprain, a ligament tear, or chronic strain from overuse, timely and expert care is essential for a full recovery. At Adding Life Diagnostics, Dr. Adarsh Krishna Kakkillaya Bhat offers advanced Sports Injury Treatment focused on accurate diagnosis, effective intervention, and long-term recovery.
With a deep understanding of sports-related orthopaedic injuries, Dr. Adarsh Krishna Kakkillaya Bhat provides personalized treatment plans for a wide range of musculoskeletal issues. These include soft tissue injuries, ligament and tendon tears, muscle strains, dislocations, and joint instability—ensuring athletes and active individuals can safely return to their peak performance.
Our approach begins with a detailed clinical evaluation supported by modern diagnostics such as digital X-rays and musculoskeletal imaging. Based on the nature and severity of the injury, treatment may include:
RICE protocol (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation)
Medications and anti-inflammatory therapy
Physiotherapy and rehabilitation programs
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections for tissue healing
Arthroscopic and minimally invasive surgical interventions for complex injuries
Dr. Adarsh Krishna Kakkillaya Bhat emphasizes early intervention to prevent long-term complications and chronic pain. His treatment plans focus not only on healing but also on restoring function, preventing re-injury, and optimizing strength and mobility. Whether it’s a torn ACL, shoulder dislocation, tennis elbow, or stress fracture, patients receive comprehensive care designed for safe and efficient recovery.
Rehabilitation plays a crucial role in sports injury treatment, and our clinic works closely with trained physiotherapists to ensure structured and guided physical therapy sessions that enhance flexibility, strength, and coordination.
Common sports injuries treated include:
Ligament and tendon injuries (ACL, rotator cuff, Achilles)
Muscle tears and strains
Shoulder dislocations and instability
Meniscus tears and joint cartilage damage
Shin splints, stress fractures, and runner’s knee
