Page 3: Doctors
An orthopedist is a doctor who specializes in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases and injuries of the musculoskeletal system, including bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and muscles. In the "Dobrobut" medical network in Kyiv, our experienced orthopedists provide comprehensive services that help patients restore and maintain the mobility and functionality of the musculoskeletal apparatus.
- For children
- English speakers
- Mobile services
- Experts
- Online
What does an orthopedist do and when should you see one
An orthopedist specializes in treating various diseases and injuries of the musculoskeletal system. You should see an orthopedist if you:
- Experience pain in your joints, bones, or muscles
- Have limited mobility in your joints
- Require treatment for injuries (fractures, sprains, dislocations) and their consequences
- Have deformities of the limbs or spine (such as scoliosis)
- Need advice regarding orthopedic devices (supports, orthoses)
Consulting an orthopedist is important for the timely detection and treatment of orthopedic issues.
What diagnostic methods does an orthopedist use
Orthopedists employ various diagnostic methods to assess the condition of patients' musculoskeletal systems. The main diagnostic methods include:
- Medical history and physical examination
- X-ray imaging to visualize the internal structure of bones and joints
- Computed tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for more detailed evaluation
- Ultrasound examinations of soft tissues
- Arthroscopy to examine the internal structures of joints
These methods help the doctor accurately determine the diagnosis and recommend relevant treatment.
What treatment methods does an orthopedist use
The treatment methods utilized by an orthopedist may include:
- Medication — prescribing anti-inflammatory drugs and analgesics.
- Physiotherapy — specific exercises and procedures aimed at restoring mobility.
- Orthopedic devices — selecting appropriate supports, orthoses, or braces to improve functionality.
- Surgical interventions — operations on bones or joints in cases of serious injuries.
- Rehabilitation — a comprehensive approach to recovery after injuries or surgeries.
How a consultation with an orthopedist goes
The consultation with an orthopedist at the Dobrobut clinic begins with a detailed collection of medical history, during which the doctor asks about your symptoms, complaints, and medical history. After the examination, the orthopedist may order additional diagnostic tests and determine the course of treatment and rehabilitation, as well as provide recommendations for home care and exercises.
What questions can you ask the doctor
During your consultation with the orthopedist, it is advisable to ask the following questions:
- What is causing my symptoms?
- What diagnostic procedures do I need to undergo?
- What treatment methods do you recommend?
- How long will the rehabilitation process take?
- Are there any restrictions on physical activity during treatment?
- What are the costs for procedures and treatments at the clinic?
These questions will help you better understand your condition and the paths to recovery.
Online consultation with an orthopedist
The "Dobrobut" medical network in Kyiv also offers the possibility of online consultations with an orthopedist. This is convenient for patients who cannot visit the clinic in person or wish to receive preliminary recommendations. Such consultations provide an opportunity to discuss your symptoms and receive expert advice from the comfort of your home.
If you have issues with your musculoskeletal system or require consultation, schedule an appointment with an orthopedist at the Dobrobut clinic.
You can book a consultation through the form on the website or by calling the contact center.
Doctors by directions:
Services of this direction
all Services