Dr. Amod Manocha

  In simple words,  low back pain  can be defined as pain experienced in the bottom region of spine (between lower margins of ribs and the gluteal folds). It may remain localised to back or radiate to the legs.  Back pain  is a common problem affecting 8 out of 10 people at some point in their life. It can affect people of all ages and is a common reason for seeking medical assistance.  Back pain  can arise due to many reasons and accounts for significant suffering & financial loss worldwide.   Sciatica  is a term used for pain radiating down from the lower spine to the legs. Most common cause of sciatica is irritation or compression of the nerves as they exit the spine on their way to the legs. It may be accompanied by numbness, tingling and weakness in the distribution of the affected nerve. Globally low back pain (LBP) is one of the leading causes of disability. LBP is an important cause of limitation of activities, absence from wo...

  Pain management in Delhi blog aims to inform and engage readers by highlighting the expertise and holistic care available for people. Delhi, a city renowned for its bustling streets, rich heritage, and cutting-edge medical facilities, has emerged as a beacon of hope for individuals suffering from chronic pain. The expertise in pain management available in Delhi is leading countless people down a path of relief, offering them a new lease on life. This blog delves into the intricate world of pain management in Delhi, exploring the advanced treatments, expert practitioners, and the holistic approaches that make the city a top destination for pain relief. Understanding Pain Management in Delhi Pain management in Delhi  is a specialized field focused on alleviating pain and improving the quality of life for those with acute or chronic pain conditions. It encompasses a wide range of treatments from medication and physical therapy to advanced interventional procedures and alt...

  What is hip osteoarthritis (OA) and why does it hurt? Osteoarthritis is the commonest form of arthritis and is a common cause of hip pain, especially amongst older people. It affects about 7% of men and 10% of women over the age of 45 years. The main problem in this condition is the degeneration of the cartilage covering the ends of the bones. The loss of cartilage and its shock absorbing, cushioning effect leads to the bones coming closer to each other and their thickening in an attempt to protect the joint. Bony growth called osteophytes form around the joint edges. The joints and the surrounding ligaments, tissues may also develop swelling (inflammation). Pain in arthritis may result from Inflammation (swelling) of joints Damage of joint tissues Overloading of surrounding structures such as the muscles and ligaments fatigue and extra effort required in mobilisation Many people are not able to able to identify the symptoms of hip arthritis and often igno...