Pediatric Orthopedic Doctor in Hisar
Gentle, accurate and experienced care for your child’s bones, joints and muscles — from Dr Sanjay Arora, Senior Consultant Orthopedic Surgeon with a dedicated fellowship in Pediatric Orthopedics.
Book Appointment Call 89505 46668Children’s bones are not just “small versions” of adult bones — they’re still growing, which means an injury, deformity or delay that looks minor at first can affect how a child walks, runs or grows over the years if it isn’t looked at properly. That’s exactly why pediatric orthopedics exists as its own specialty, separate from general orthopedics.
If your child has a foot that turns inward, a limp that won’t go away, an uneven back, or pain after a fall that isn’t settling — it’s worth getting a proper opinion rather than waiting it out. Dr Sanjay Arora, one of the few fellowship-trained pediatric orthopedic specialists in this region, has been helping families in Hisar and nearby areas manage exactly these concerns for over two decades.
Meet Dr Sanjay Arora
Dr. Sanjay Arora, MS (Ortho), DNB (Ortho), holds a Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Pediatric Orthopedics, trained at Christian Medical College, Vellore — one of the most respected institutes in the Asia Pacific region for this subspecialty.
- Fellowship-trained specifically in children’s bone and joint conditions
- Experience with complex pediatric hip and limb procedures
- Gentle, child-friendly consultation approach
- Focus on non-surgical treatment wherever it’s medically appropriate
When Should You Consult a Pediatric Orthopedist?
Parents usually notice something is “off” before a diagnosis is confirmed — trust that instinct. You may want a consultation if your child has:
- A deformity in the limbs, feet or spine (present at birth or developing over time)
- Persistent limping or difficulty walking, running or playing
- A sports injury or fracture that needs proper evaluation
- Signs of scoliosis (an uneven back or shoulders)
- Ligament or joint problems affecting movement
- Pain, swelling or stiffness that isn’t improving
Early evaluation matters more in children than adults, simply because bones are still developing — a problem caught early is often far easier to correct.
Areas We Treat
Common Conditions Treated
Clubfoot
A congenital deformity where the foot turns inward and downward, usually due to tight muscles and tendons. Treated early, most children respond very well to correction.
Scoliosis
An abnormal S or C-shaped curve of the spine, most often noticed during the growth years. Early diagnosis makes a real difference in how it’s managed.
Shoulder Instability
Happens when the muscles supporting the shoulder are weak, leading to clicking, popping or dislocation. Strengthening and timely care usually prevent it from worsening.
Spinal Deformities
Includes conditions like kyphosis and spina bifida. Managed with physiotherapy first, with surgery reserved for cases that genuinely need it.
Hip Dysplasia
An underdeveloped hip socket that can cause instability. Diagnosed through examination and X-rays; treated with bracing or surgery depending on severity.
Limb Deformities
Abnormalities of the hands, arms, legs or feet, present from birth or developing later. Treatment depends entirely on the specific condition.
Symptoms Not to Ignore
If your child shows any of these signs — especially if they’ve lasted more than a few days — it’s better to get it checked than to wait and watch.
Diagnosis & Treatment Approach
Diagnosis usually starts with a detailed history and physical examination, followed by imaging such as X-rays or ultrasound where needed, and occasionally blood or genetic tests for specific conditions. The goal is always to intervene early — because in a growing child, early correction is often simpler and more effective than treatment started later.
Depending on what’s diagnosed, treatment may include:
- Physical therapy
- Occupational therapy
- Bracing or casting
- Injections or medication where required
- Orthopedic surgery, only when genuinely indicated
- Minimally invasive procedures such as arthroscopy
How to Consult Dr Sanjay Arora?
Visit Orthomed Hospital, Sector 15AP, Kaimri Road, Hisar
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Orthomed Hospital
Sector 15AP, Kaimri Road, Hisar, Haryana – 125001
Why Parents Trust Dr Sanjay Arora
- Dedicated fellowship training in pediatric orthopedics, not just general orthopedic experience
- Child-friendly, patient consultation style
- Preference for non-surgical treatment wherever it’s safe and effective
- Advanced surgical care available when genuinely needed
- Clear communication with parents at every step
- Long-term follow-up through the child’s growing years
FAQs
Who is a good pediatric orthopedic doctor in Hisar?
Dr. Sanjay Arora is a fellowship-trained pediatric orthopedic specialist in Hisar, experienced in treating clubfoot, hip dysplasia, scoliosis, limb deformities and childhood sports injuries.
At what age should a child first see a pediatric orthopedic specialist?
Some conditions, like clubfoot or hip dysplasia, are checked right from birth. Others, like scoliosis or sports injuries, may show up later in childhood or the teenage years. There’s no fixed age — if something looks or feels wrong, it’s worth a consultation.
Does every pediatric orthopedic condition need surgery?
No. A large number of conditions respond well to bracing, physiotherapy or casting. Surgery is recommended only when non-surgical treatment isn’t enough.
Is clubfoot treatable without surgery?
Many cases of clubfoot respond well to early, non-surgical correction methods. The right approach depends on the severity and how early treatment starts.
How do I book an appointment?
You can call 89505 46668 or use the Book Appointment button on this page to schedule an OPD visit with Dr Sanjay Arora at Orthomed Hospital, Hisar.