Jordanian Board in Orthopedic Surgery and Joints
Orthopedic doctor Kuwait
Orthopedic surgeon - Dr. Osama Samir Al-Droubi
Orthopedic doctor in Kuwait for knee pain, shoulder, foot, ankle, back, and joint problems working in orthopedic clinic with long experience in treating osteoarthritis ,disc prolapses and cases of inflamed and sore tendons, muscles and bones .
Orthopedic doctor in Kuwait – Salmiya
Dr. Osama Samir Al-Droubi – Orthopedic Doctor in Kuwait
Specialist orthopedic surgeon in Kuwait, seeing patients at Argan Riaya Specialized Hospital in Salmiya. Dr. Osama treats knee, shoulder, hip, foot and ankle, and hand and elbow pain, sports injuries and fractures, and manages back, neck and disc pain without surgery. Every visit starts with an accurate diagnosis and a clear plan: conservative care first, surgery only when truly needed.
More about the doctorHigher Specialty in Arthroscopy and Joint Reconstruction - UNAM
Member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons AAOS
AO Trauma Fellow
Former clinical instructor in Jordanian medical schools
Why patients choose us
Orthopedic clinic in Kuwait: clear care from diagnosis to follow-up
15+ years in orthopedic surgery
Hands-on experience in orthopedic and joint surgery, fractures, sports medicine and movement-related injuries.
Accurate diagnosis, clear plan
A detailed history and physical exam, with tests or imaging only when needed, and a clear explanation of your options before any procedure.
Orthopedic clinic in Salmiya
At Argan Riaya Specialized Hospital, Salmiya, welcoming patients from all areas of Kuwait looking for an orthopedic doctor.
Conservative care first
Medication, exercises, physical therapy and joint injections such as cortisone or PRP when appropriate, with surgery only when truly needed.
Conditions we treat
Knee arthritis, ACL and meniscus tears, frozen shoulder and rotator cuff tears, herniated disc and sciatica, heel spur, carpal tunnel and tennis elbow.
Easy booking by phone or WhatsApp
Contact the clinic directly to book an appointment or ask about your condition.
Treatment services
Orthopedic treatment tailored to the condition
Care starts with understanding the pain, movement pattern, and diagnosis, then choosing the suitable option: conservative treatment, injections, rehabilitation, or surgery when needed.
Knee pain and knee osteoarthritis
- Knee Osteoarthritis
- Meniscal Tear in the Knee
- Recurrent Patellar Dislocation
- Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear
- Medial Collateral Ligament (MCL) injury
- Lateral Collateral Ligament (LCL) tear in the knee
- Posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) tear
- Knee surgery and total knee replacement
- Knee joint friction
- Knee joint replacement surgery
Foot and ankle problems
Joint pain and tendon inflammation
Shoulder pain and tendon tears
Pediatric orthopedic problems
Back, neck, and disc-related pain
Care plan
Three steps that make care easier to understand
The goal is for the patient to understand where the problem starts, what options are available, and how follow-up happens.
Diagnosis
Reviewing symptoms, injury history, clinical examination, and requesting imaging or tests when needed.
Treatment
Choosing the suitable plan, from medication and injections to physiotherapy or surgery when required.
Follow-up
Monitoring improvement, restoring movement, and reducing the chance of repeated injury.
FAQ
Helpful answers before the visit
Quick answers to common questions patients ask before diagnosis, treatment, or surgery.
Diagnosis and treatment options?
The diagnosis depends on your symptoms, examination, and any required tests. Options may include non-surgical care, pain management, injections, rehabilitation, or orthopedic surgery when appropriate.
Do I need extra tests or imaging?
Not always. X-rays, MRI, ultrasound, or lab tests may be requested only when they help confirm the diagnosis or guide the treatment plan.
Benefits and possible surgery risks?
Benefits may include pain relief, better movement, and improved function. Possible risks vary by procedure and health condition, and are discussed clearly before surgery.
Expected recovery after surgery?
Recovery varies according to the procedure and the patient’s condition. Some patients recover over days, while others need several weeks with rehabilitation and follow-up.
Can I try non-surgical options first?
Yes. Depending on the condition, non-surgical care may include medication, physiotherapy, lifestyle changes, braces, or therapeutic injections.
Articles
Medical articles for patients
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Feedback from clinic visitors
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View the doctor’s profile and reviews on Google“Great experience with Dr Osama. He is very good and friendly to talk to…”
Ishaq Rawoot
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Book an appointment with an orthopedic doctor in Kuwait
If knee, shoulder, foot, ankle, or back pain is affecting your movement, start with a clear medical assessment.
Clinic contact and location
+96551206790Argan Riaya Specialized Hospital, Salmiya, KuwaitBook appointment
The clinic team can help arrange the visit and review any reports or imaging needed for the appointment.