What is Sports Medicine ? Sports Medicine is a misconstrued specialty and confused to be the domain of Orthopaedic and Arthroscopy based surgeons. Sports Medicine is a multi disciplinary science which primarily comprises of three broad specialties- Exercise Physiology, Orthopaedic Medicine(conservative / non operative orthopedics) and Allied Medicine , further it includes sub specialties of Sports Medical emergencies, Sports Psychology, Sports Nutrition, Biomechanics and Pharmacology (Doping) related to sports. Infact 85 to 90 % of sports injuries do not require a surgery and if a need for surgery does arise after a detailed evaluation then a referral to a orthopaedic / arthroscopy surgeon is done along with a co-ordination for post operative rehabilitation. For more info on Sports Medicine and sports injuries contact our Sports Medicine Doctor.

05 Nov 2024

Lack of Sports Medicine awareness among the people

At Rana Chengappa, we recognize the significant lack of awareness surrounding Sports Medicine among the public in RK Puram, New Delhi. Our mission is to educate individuals about the vital role sports medicine plays in injury prevention, treatment, and overall athletic performance. Through workshops, seminars, and community outreach, we aim to empower athletes and fitness enthusiasts with knowledge and resources to promote a healthier, more informed approach to sports and physical activity.

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20 Dec 2024

Shin - pain, shin splints &stress fractures - runners nightmare

One of the most common complaints to develop in Runners is shin pain often progressing to a stress fracture.

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20 Dec 2024

Is Soreness After Exercise Good or Bad?

Is Soreness After Exercise Good or Bad? Soreness after exercise, often referred to as delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS), is a common experience, especially after trying new workouts or increasing the intensity of your routine. While it can feel uncomfortable, mild soreness is generally a sign that your muscles are adapting and strengthening. During exercise, muscle fibers are stressed, and micro-tears occur. As they repair, muscles grow stronger and more resilient. However, excessive soreness or pain that lasts for more than a few days could indicate overtraining, improper form, or even injury. It’s essential to listen to your body and distinguish between normal post-workout discomfort and pain that might signal a problem. To manage soreness, incorporate proper warm-ups, cool-downs, and stretching into your routine. Staying hydrated, eating enough protein, and getting adequate rest can also speed up recovery. Remember, some soreness is normal, but persistent or sharp pain is a sign to seek professional advice.

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13 Feb 2025

Importance of Pelvic Floor Exercises In Females

Importance of Pelvic Floor Exercises In Females

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20 Dec 2024

Do you feel low back pain while long hours of sitting?

Do you feel low back pain while long hours of sitting?

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09 Jan 2025

HOW CAN PHYSIOTHERAPY HELP YOU??

HOW CAN PHYSIOTHERAPY HELP YOU??

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17 Jan 2025

What is Physiotherapy ?

What is Physiotherapy?

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17 Jan 2025

Importance of VO2 Max testing in athletes and non- athletes

Importance of VO2 Max testing in athletes and non- athletes

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24 Mar 2025

De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis

De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis

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29 Jan 2025

Why do we do proprioception exercises in rehab?

Importance of proprioception and proprioceptive training

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10 Feb 2025

Do's and don'ts for Athletes to prevent Sports Injuries

Do's and don'ts for Athletes to prevent Sports Injuries For athletes to continue performing at their best and prevent long-term setbacks, sports injury prevention is essential. The following are important dos and don'ts:

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17 Feb 2025

What not to ignore during weight/Resistance training

What not to ignore during weight/Resistance training:- Or Things should be considered before starting a weight or resistance training :-

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24 Feb 2025

Correct way to do squats

Correct way to do squats Despite being one of the most fundamental and practical movement patterns that humans have ever encountered, the majority of are no longer able to perform the squat position. This occurs when we lose mobility in our hips, ankles, and spine due to spending a lot of time sitting. Even persons with the most squat-resistant bone structure can learn to perform deep, comfortable squats, while some people find it more difficult to drop into a squat due to anatomical variances (such as the location of the hip joint).

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04 Mar 2025

Why is stretching and muscle releasing is important during rehabilitation ?

Why is stretching and muscle releasing is important during rehabilitation ? Stretching and muscle releasing play a crucial role in rehabilitation by promoting flexibility, reducing pain, and enhancing recovery. After an injury or surgery, muscles often become tight or imbalanced, leading to stiffness and limited movement. Stretching helps to lengthen the muscles and improve range of motion, which can reduce strain on surrounding tissues and prevent further injury. It also encourages blood flow, delivering oxygen and nutrients to the affected area, speeding up the healing process.

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10 Mar 2025

HOW TO MAKE PHYSIOTHERAPY A PART OF YOUR LIFE

We often times seek physiotherapy only after an injury or when pain becomes unbearable. But what physiotherapy offers goes beyond just rehabilitation. Whether you’re a child, an adult or a senior adding physiotherapy to your daily routine can help you stay healthy, avoid injuries and maintain optimal levels of fitness. Here’s how you start with this

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10 Mar 2025

How bone ligament and tendon respond to exercises

How bone ligament and tendon respond to exercises Connective tissue response to exercise is mediated by cells identifying tissue tension and then altering the kind and quantity of tissue they generate.

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17 Mar 2025

Functional training benefits in non athletes population:-

Exercises that increase everyday motions, mobility, stability, strength, and general fitness are the main focus of functional training. Functional training incorporates several muscle groups to replicate real-life tasks such lifting, bending, pushing, pulling, and twisting, in contrast to classical weightlifting, which may highlight individual muscle groups.

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24 Mar 2025

Do you also hear cracking and popping sounds from your joints?

Cracking and popping sounds from the joints known as crepitus. This happens when you move your joints, twisting, stretching and stairs climbing as gas bubbles in the fluid burst, Most of times this doesn't harm your joints. Causes

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