Sir I am avascular necrosis both sides dr is told do hip replacement I am interested in your hospital can I get sir

Namaste Devraj ji,

Aapke left pair ke ghutne ke operation ke baad tanko (stitches) ke paas pas (pus) ban raha hai, to yeh infection ka sanket ho sakta hai. Yeh ek common post-surgery complication hai, lekin jaldi treatment lena zaroori hai.

Yeh Steps Follow Karein

• Stitches ke area ko observe karein – redness, swelling, heat, discharge, or fever ho toh turant doctor ko dikhayein.

• Kisi bhi ointment ya antibiotic bina doctor ke advice ke na lagayein.

• Sterile dressing rakhein aur gila hone se bachaayein.

• Agar pus badh raha ho ya pain zyada ho raha ho toh wound culture test ki zarurat ho sakti hai.

Jaldi theek hone ki shubhkamnayein!

Namaste Rakesh ji,

Aapke left leg mein jo tumour hai, uska ilaj Ayushman Bharat Card ke through Jaipur ke empanelled hospitals mein possible hai—lekin yeh depend karta hai tumour ke type aur treatment requirement (surgery, biopsy, chemo, etc.) par.

Aap check kar sakte hain kaunse Ayushman Bharat-empanelled hospitals Jaipur mein available hain is link par:
🔗 https://hospitals.pmjay.gov.in/Search/empnlWorkFlow.htm?actionFlag=ViewRegisteredHosptlsNew

Wahan se aap State: Rajasthan | District: Jaipur | Specialty: General Surgery / Oncology select karke list dekh sakte hain.

Hi Rishi,

Sorry to hear about your injury.

A dislocated finger—especially from trauma like playing cricket—requires prompt care to avoid long-term stiffness or misalignment.

Immediate Measures You Should Take

1. Immobilize the finger – Use a splint or buddy tape it to the adjacent finger.

2. Apply ice – Helps reduce swelling and pain.

3. Avoid forcing it back – Don’t try to realign it yourself, as improper handling can worsen ligament damage.

4. Keep the hand elevated to reduce swelling.

Cost-Effective Treatment

The cost of treatment can vary depending on:

• Whether reduction (repositioning) is done manually

• If an X-ray or minor surgical intervention is needed

• If splinting and follow-up physiotherapy are required

Take care, and don’t delay treatment—early intervention ensures the best recovery!