Overview
At Oswal Aayush Hospital, Jamnagar, we recognize that children aren’t just small adults—their bones, joints, and muscles require specialized care as they grow and develop. Our expert paediatric orthopaedic doctors are dedicated to diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal conditions in infants, children, and adolescents with precision, compassion, and care tailored to their age and needs.
Whether it’s a birth deformity, sports injury, or growth-related bone issue, our specialists ensure that your child receives world-class orthopaedic care right here in Jamnagar.
Comprehensive Paediatric Orthopaedic Services
Led by experienced paediatric orthopaedic surgeons and supported by advanced imaging, child-friendly rehabilitation, and surgical facilities, our team treats a wide spectrum of conditions with a focus on long-term mobility and healthy development.
Conditions We Treat
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Congenital limb deformities (clubfoot, flatfoot, bowed legs)
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Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH)
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Paediatric fractures and dislocations
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Cerebral palsy-related orthopaedic issues
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Limb length discrepancies
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Juvenile idiopathic arthritis
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Scoliosis and spine deformities
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Sports injuries in children and adolescents
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Bone infections (osteomyelitis) in children
Why Choose Oswal Aayush Hospital for Paediatric Orthopaedics in Jamnagar?
Our doctors are trained in both orthopaedics and paediatric care, ensuring treatment plans that match your child's growth and functional needs.
On-site X-ray, MRI, and CT scan facilities optimized for children help us quickly diagnose and plan treatment effectively.
Our surgeons are skilled in advanced surgical techniques—including minimally invasive correction for deformities and joint preservation surgeries for growing bones.
We partner with parents at every step, explaining conditions, treatment options, and long-term care in a way that’s clear, reassuring, and supportive.
FAQs
If your child has trouble walking, frequent falls, limb deformities, back pain, or delayed motor development, it’s best to consult a paediatric orthopaedic specialist.
Yes, in most cases clubfoot can be successfully treated with early casting and bracing using the Ponseti method. Surgery is only needed in a small number of complex cases.
Paediatric orthopaedic doctors specialize in treating bone and joint issues in children. They understand the nuances of growing bones and how treatments affect long-term development.
Yes. Children’s bones heal faster and differently than adult bones. Treatments often involve non-surgical methods like casting and splinting, with an emphasis on growth monitoring.
DDH is a condition where the hip joint doesn’t form properly in babies and young children. Early diagnosis and treatment (often with bracing) are essential for healthy hip development.
In most cases, yes. Our goal is full functional recovery. With the right treatment and rehabilitation, many children return to their regular activities stronger and more confident.
Yes, we have a dedicated paediatric physiotherapy team to help children recover strength, mobility, and confidence after surgery or injury.
Mild in-toeing or out-toeing is common in toddlers and often corrects itself as they grow. However, if the condition persists beyond age 3 or causes frequent tripping, it’s advisable to consult a paediatric orthopaedic doctor.
Growing pains usually occur at night and don’t affect daily activity. If the pain is persistent, worsens over time, or is accompanied by swelling or limping, medical evaluation is needed to rule out orthopaedic concerns.
Flat feet are common in young children and often resolve naturally by age 5. If your child experiences foot pain, difficulty walking, or balance issues, a specialist can assess if intervention is needed.