Dr. Md. Rakiz Khan

If you have persistent knee, shoulder, or hip pain, swelling, stiffness, or reduced movement that lasts more than a few weeks — or pain following an injury or fall — it is best to get an orthopedic evaluation early. Early diagnosis usually means simpler, less invasive treatment.

Arthroscopic surgery uses small incisions, so pain and scarring are much less than open surgery. Most patients walk with support within a day or two, with full recovery typically taking a few weeks to a couple of months depending on the procedure and how closely rehabilitation guidance is followed.

Replacement is usually recommended when conservative options — medication, physiotherapy, injections — no longer relieve pain or restore function, especially in advanced arthritis. A clinical exam and X-ray/MRI during consultation will confirm whether replacement is the right next step for you.

Yes. Alongside arthroscopy and joint replacement, Dr. Md. Rakiz Khan treats ligament and tendon injuries (ACL, meniscus, rotator cuff), sports-related trauma, and both surgical and non-surgical fracture care.

Bring any previous X-rays, MRI/CT scans, and prescriptions related to your condition, along with a list of current medications. This helps Dr. Md. Rakiz Khan assess your case accurately at your very first visit.