Knee & joints
When should knee pain be assessed?
The knee is one of the hardest-working, weight-bearing joints in the body, so most people feel knee pain at some point. Much of it passes with rest; some of it is a message worth hearing early.
Our services
Hand, wrist, elbow & shoulder
Shoulder, elbow, hand and wrist care led by a hand surgery consultant.
Your hands and arms are your tools for work, family and the simplest daily tasks, so pain, numbness or weakness in them deserves a specialist assessment.
At Mazoon these cases are led by a senior consultant in orthopedic and hand surgery, who assesses the problem carefully and explains the suitable options, surgical and non-surgical.
Conditions we assess
- Shoulder pain and stiffness
- Rotator cuff tendon injuries
- Carpal tunnel syndrome and finger numbness
- Trigger finger
- Elbow tendinitis (tennis elbow)
- Hand and wrist fractures and injuries
When should you see a doctor?
- Recurring finger numbness, or numbness that wakes you at night
- Weak grip or dropping objects
- Shoulder pain that limits lifting your arm
- Swelling or deformity after a fall on the hand
In an emergency, go to the nearest emergency department immediately.
What to expect at your visit
- 1Book your visit
Pick a day and time, or call us.
- 2Clinical assessment
Symptoms and history reviewed.
- 3A clear plan
Diagnosis and options explained.
- 4Follow-up
Follow-up under your plan.
Questions about this service
It can be linked to pressure on a nerve at the wrist, as in carpal tunnel syndrome. Early assessment helps treat it before weakness increases.
No. Many are treated with splinting, exercises and follow-up; the doctor decides on surgery based on the assessment.
Yes. We look for its source, whether tendons, the joint or referred pain from the neck, then plan accordingly.
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Our team is ready to answer you and arrange the right examination for your case.