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Compassionate Care, Exceptional Expertise – Dr. Bimalendu Bikash Hazra

With years of expertise in diagnosing, treating, and managing various bone, joint, and soft tissue conditions, Dr. Hazra has earned a reputation for his compassionate approach and advanced medical practices. Dr. Hazra is well-versed in both surgical and non-surgical treatment methods, always prioritizing a personalized and patient-centered approach. Whether it's through advanced surgical procedures or tailored rehabilitation plans, his focus is on restoring function and improving the quality of life for every patient.

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Dr. Hazra treats a wide range of fractures, including: Closed Fractures: The bone breaks but doesn’t pierce the skin. Open Fractures: The bone breaks and pierces the skin. Comminuted Fractures: The bone shatters into multiple pieces. Fractures in Children: Specialized treatment for growing bones. Fractures in Complex Areas: Pelvic fractures, spine fractures, and fractures requiring surgical intervention. Each fracture is treated based on its severity and location, and treatment options include non-surgical methods (casting, splinting) or surgical techniques (internal fixation, external fixation).

Not all fractures require surgery. Minor fractures or fractures in which the bones are properly aligned can be treated with non-surgical methods, such as immobilization with a cast or splint. However, more severe fractures, such as those with bone displacement or open fractures, may require surgery to realign and stabilize the bone.

Trauma management involves the care and treatment of injuries that affect the bones, joints, and soft tissues, often due to accidents or falls. This can include fracture management, soft tissue injuries (such as ligament or tendon tears), and joint dislocations. Dr. Hazra provides immediate and long-term care for all types of trauma, helping patients recover and return to normal activities.

If you suspect you have a fracture, it’s important to seek medical attention as soon as possible. You should:
• Avoid moving the injured area to prevent further damage.
• Apply ice to reduce swelling and pain.
• Use a splint or bandage to immobilize the area if possible.
• Visit Dr. Hazra or the emergency department to get an X-ray and proper diagnosis.

Most patients experience a quick recovery after surgery. You may notice an improvement in vision within a few days. It's normal to have some mild discomfort or blurry vision in the first few days, but it typically improves with time. Full recovery usually takes about 4 to 6 weeks.

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