Dr. Suyog Chavhan

Arthritis is a term that refers to inflammation of the joints, causing pain, swelling, and stiffness. There are various types of arthritis, but polyarthritis and oligoarthritis are two that can often be confused due to their similarities. However, they have distinct differences in terms of the number of joints affected and the underlying causes. In this blog, we’ll explore the key differences between polyarthritis and oligoarthritis, including their symptoms, causes, and treatments. At SYNTHESIS Orthopaedics & Joint Replacement Clinic , Dr Suyog Chavhan and our team of experts understand how arthritis can impact your daily life. Our goal is to provide comprehensive, personalized care that helps you manage and alleviate symptoms, enabling you to live a more comfortable, active life. What is Polyarthritis? Polyarthritis refers to inflammation in five or more joints simultaneously. It is a condition that often indicates a more widespread or systemic issue affecting multiple joints, a...

Post-Surgery, while often necessary for treating injuries or medical conditions, marks just the beginning of a long recovery process. One of the most important elements of this recovery is physiotherapy. At SYNTHESIS Orthopaedics & Joint Replacement Clinic , Dr. Suyog Chavhan and his team emphasize the crucial role of physiotherapy in accelerating healing, improving mobility, and ensuring long-term recovery for patients after surgery. Why Physiotherapy is Essential After Surgery After undergoing surgery, your body requires time to heal. While medical treatments and rest are fundamental, physiotherapy plays a key role in optimizing recovery. Here's how: Improved Mobility and Flexibility: Post-surgery, it is common to experience stiffness and limited range of motion. Physiotherapy helps restore movement and flexibility to the affected area through gentle exercises and techniques. The personalized rehabilitation plan devised by Dr. Suyog Chavhan ensures a gradual yet effective ...

As winter sets in, many people living with orthopedic conditions such as arthritis, osteoarthritis, and general musculoskeletal pain may experience an increase in discomfort. According to Dr. Suyog Chavhan , an experienced orthopedic specialist, the cold weather can significantly affect joint function, leading to stiffness, inflammation, and more intense pain. Whether you’re managing chronic conditions or have a history of injuries, winter presents specific challenges. Understanding the connection between colder months and orthopedic pain and learning how to manage it can help you maintain comfort and mobility. Why Does Winter Exacerbate Orthopedic Pain? Winter brings lower temperatures that affect the body in several ways. When exposed to cold air, the blood vessels constrict, reducing circulation to the muscles and joints, which can result in stiffness and increased pain. The body's natural response to cold weather is to become more tense, which can put pressure on joints and mus...

Sports injuries are a common concern for athletes at all levels. Whether you're a professional or a weekend warrior, understanding the diagnosis, treatment, and steps to take following an injury is vital for a quick and effective recovery. Dr. Suyog Chavhan , a leading orthopedic surgeon, provides expert insights into the diagnosis, treatment, and steps to take if you suffer from a sports injury. His approach ensures that each patient receives personalized care, whether you need conservative treatment or advanced surgical procedures. Diagnosing Sports Injuries Diagnosing a sports injury accurately is the first step toward recovery. Dr. Suyog Chavhan specializes in identifying a variety of injuries, including sprains, fractures, strains, ligament tears, and muscle injuries. Symptoms such as persistent pain, swelling, bruising, and difficulty moving the injured area may indicate the need for a professional assessment.  Treatment Options for Sports Injuries Depending on the severity a...