Khun Suthida Undergoes Knee Replacement Surgery with Dr. Bancha — No More Knee Pain or Bow-Legged Walking, with a Fast Recovery
Khun Suthida experienced knee pain that caused a bow-legged walking pattern and occasional limping due to pain. She underwent knee replacement surgery performed by Dr. Bancha Chuenchujit. Just one month after surgery, together with following the rehabilitation program planned by Sapiens Hospital,…
Understanding Rotator Cuff Tears and Treatment Options
What Is a Rotator Cuff Tear? Have you ever experienced shoulder pain when lifting your arm or moving? These symptoms may be associated with a “rotator cuff tear,” which can result from injury or degeneration of the tendons surrounding the shoulder joint.…
Lumps Under the Skin: Cysts, Fatty Lumps, or Tumors — Do They Need to Be Removed?
Lumps Under the Skin: Cysts, Lipomas, or Tumors — Do They Need to Be Removed? Many people may unexpectedly notice a small lump under the skin. These lumps can appear on the arms, back, shoulders, neck, scalp, trunk, or legs. Some feel…
Chronic Pelvic Pain: When Every Test Is Normal… Why Does the Pain Still Persist?
Chronic Pelvic Pain: When Every Test Is Normal… Why Does the Pain Still Persist?“When Test Results Are Normal, but the Pain Persists”This is a common experience among patients with Chronic Pelvic Pain (CPP). Laboratory tests or imaging may appear normal, yet patients…
Postoperative Patient Care at Sapiens Hospital
Because recovery is not simply about waiting for the surgical wound to heal — it is an important part of helping patients safely regain movement, function, independence, and quality of life. Why Is Postoperative Recovery Important? After surgery, whether involving the spine,…
Why Might Surgery Not Be the First Choice for Older Adults with Back Pain and Nerve Compression?
At Sapiens Hospital, patients with chronic back pain, particularly older adults, are carefully assessed before surgery is considered. For many patients without an urgent surgical indication, non-surgical treatment may be appropriate first. Depending on the actual diagnosis, this may include medication, physical…
Got Carried Away on the Court? Watch Out for These 5 Common Tennis Injuries
Got Carried Away on the Court? Watch Out for These 5 Common Tennis Injuries Tennis combines explosive movements with repetitive actions. Serving, groundstrokes, rapid acceleration, deceleration, and repeated changes of direction place considerable demands on the joints, muscles, and tendons.…
Football Injury: The Game May Stop, but Treatment Must Be Precise!
Football Injury: The Game May Stop, but Treatment Must Be Precise!Incidence and Common Types of Injury Football players are exposed to a relatively high risk of injury because the sport involves sprinting, rapid changes of direction, jumping, tackling, and physical…
Back Pain: Not Everyone Needs Surgery
When Should Surgery Be Considered for Chronic Low Back Pain? Chronic low back pain (Chronic Low Back Pain: CLBP) generally refers to pain in the lower back that persists for 12 weeks or longer. It is common worldwide and can affect working-age adults as…
Prevention and Post-Treatment Care After a Bone Fracture for Healthy Recovery
A bone fracture is not only a painful event at the time of injury. It also marks the beginning of a recovery process that requires appropriate treatment, patience, rehabilitation, and attention to overall health. Recovery differs according to the bone involved, the…