AVN & Hip Replacement Treatment in Kandivali, Borivali & Malad – Dr. Chintan Jadia
Don’t let hip pain hold you back.
If you’re dealing with chronic hip pain, difficulty walking, or diagnosed with AVN (Avascular Necrosis), Dr. Chintan Jadia offers advanced hip preservation and replacement surgeries to restore your mobility and improve your quality of life.
📍 Serving patients from Kandivali, Borivali, Malad & nearby suburbs
🦴 What is AVN (Avascular Necrosis) of the Hip?
AVN is a condition where blood supply to the hip bone is reduced, causing the bone tissue to die. If left untreated, it can lead to joint collapse and severe arthritis.
👨⚕️ About Dr. Chintan Jadia
Dr. Jadia is a leading orthopedic surgeon in Mumbai, with deep expertise in treating AVN using both hip preservation techniques (like core decompression) and minimally invasive hip replacements, including robotic-assisted surgery.
✅ Known for precise diagnosis
✅ Minimally invasive surgical techniques
✅ Personalized rehab plans
✅ Trusted by patients across Kandivali, Borivali, Malad
📞 Book an Appointment: +91 8591347773
⚠️ Signs You May Have AVN
- Persistent groin or thigh pain
- Stiffness in the hip
- Difficulty walking, standing, or bending
- Pain even while resting or sleeping
- Limping or limited range of motion
If you notice any of these signs, early diagnosis and intervention can help avoid major surgery.
🧠 Causes of AVN
- Prolonged steroid usage
- Excessive alcohol consumption
- Hip fractures or trauma
- Medical conditions like lupus or sickle cell disease
- Idiopathic (unknown cause)
🩻 How is AVN Diagnosed?
Dr. Chintan uses advanced imaging:
- Digital X-rays
- MRI scans
- CT scans
These help detect AVN in early stages before the hip collapses.
🏥 AVN Treatment Options at Our Clinic
✅ Non-Surgical (Early Stage)
- Medications to improve blood flow
- Lifestyle changes (alcohol/smoking cessation)
- Physiotherapy
- Protected weight-bearing
✅ Surgical (Advanced Stage)
1. Core Decompression
Reduces pressure and improves blood supply in early-stage AVN.
2. Total Hip Replacement (THR)
Replaces the damaged joint with an artificial implant. Dr. Jadia offers:
- Minimally invasive THR
- Robotic-assisted Hip Replacement for better precision and recovery
- Long-lasting implants for young patients
📍 AVN & Hip Replacement Clinic Near You
We serve patients from:
✅ Kandivali East & West
✅ Borivali East & West
✅ Malad East & West
✅ Also accessible from Goregaon, Dahisar, Mira Road
💬 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. What is AVN of the hip joint?
AVN (Avascular Necrosis) is a condition where the blood flow to the femoral head (top of thigh bone) is reduced, causing bone death and joint damage.
Q2. What are the first symptoms of AVN?
Persistent pain in the groin, thigh, or buttocks, especially while walking or sitting, is the most common early symptom.
Q3. Can AVN be cured without surgery?
In very early stages, AVN can be managed with medications, rest, and physiotherapy. Advanced stages often require surgical treatment.
Q4. When does AVN require hip replacement?
If AVN has progressed to cause joint collapse or severe arthritis, total hip replacement is the best option for long-term relief.
Q5. What is the recovery time after hip replacement for AVN?
Most patients walk with support within a few days. Full recovery may take 4–6 weeks with proper rehab.
Q6. Is robotic hip replacement better?
Yes, robotic-assisted surgery ensures more precise implant placement, reduced pain, faster healing, and longer-lasting results.
Q7. How much does AVN treatment or hip replacement cost in Mumbai?
It varies depending on the stage of AVN and type of surgery. Book a consultation with Dr. Jadia to discuss exact costs and insurance.
Q8. Can AVN come back after treatment?
Once the damaged bone is replaced (hip replacement), the disease doesn’t return in that joint. However, early AVN in the other hip must be monitored.
🗓️ Book a Consultation Today
Don’t wait until AVN limits your mobility.
Let Dr. Chintan Jadia guide you through your best treatment options.
📞 Call: +91 8591347773
📍 Visit: Kandivali | Borivali | Malad