Knee
Knee pain, knee arthritis and knee replacement in Lancaster
From wear-and-tear arthritis to pain that limits walking and sleep, Mr Reddy assesses the whole knee before recommending treatment — and explains when a partial knee replacement may be possible.
Conditions
Common knee problems Mr Reddy treats
Each condition page explains the symptoms, how it is diagnosed and every treatment option.
Treatments
Treatment options
You will always hear the non-surgical options first. Surgery is advised only when it is likely to help more.
When to see a specialist
Is it time to get your knee checked?
Book a consultation, or ask your GP to refer you, if any of these apply.
Knee pain most days for more than a few weeks
Swelling or stiffness that keeps coming back
Pain that limits walking, stairs or sleep
Your knee gives way or locks
Simpler treatments are no longer helping
FAQs
Questions about knee problems
Do I need a GP referral?
Most insurers ask for a GP referral before they authorise a consultation, so check with yours first. If you are paying for yourself you can usually book directly — the hospital will confirm anything it needs.
Is surgery always necessary?
No. Many people improve with exercise, physiotherapy, weight management or injections. Mr Reddy recommends surgery only when it is likely to help more than these treatments.
How do I book an appointment?
Use the Book an appointment button. It opens Lancaster Private Hospital’s booking page with Mr Reddy already selected, so you can choose one of his clinic times.
Will my insurance cover my treatment?
Most major UK insurers cover consultations and surgery with a recognised consultant. Call your insurer before booking to check your policy and get an authorisation code.
Ready to talk about your hip or knee?
Appointments are booked directly with Lancaster Private Hospital using Mr Reddy's own clinic times. If you are insured, ask your insurer for an authorisation code first. Self-funding patients are welcome.