A clear starting point.
Children’s bones and joints change as they grow. An assessment can help distinguish normal development from conditions or injuries that need treatment. Advice is tailored to your child’s age, symptoms and activity.
What you can discuss
- Childhood bone and joint concerns
- Assessment of injuries and movement
- Age-appropriate guidance for families
Make your consultation useful
Space for your child’s needs and your questions.
- Explain the movement, pain or injury concern you have noticed.
- Bring any previous scans, prescriptions and relevant medical records.
- Tell the doctor about your child’s age, activities and symptoms.
Your consultation in Adyar
Bring previous reports, scans and prescriptions. Dr. Kathir Azhagan Stalin will assess your concern and discuss suitable next steps. Treatment and recovery vary with your condition.
How do I book an appointment for my child?
Use your child’s name as the patient and a parent or guardian’s reachable mobile number. Bring existing reports and the questions you would like to discuss.
Further reading
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons — OrthoInfo ↗General information only; your care requires an individual assessment. For a serious injury or rapidly worsening symptoms, seek urgent hospital care.
