Joint Injection

Joint Injection services can provide targeted treatment for certain painful inflammatory conditions affecting joints, muscles and soft tissues. A joint injection may be considered when inflammation and pain are affecting movement or daily activities and other treatment approaches have not provided sufficient relief.

Joint injections are designed to deliver medication directly into or around the affected joint. The suitability of an injection depends on the individual's symptoms, medical history, physical condition and clinical assessment.

Joint Injection Treatment

Joint Injection Treatment should always be provided following an appropriate clinical assessment. A qualified healthcare professional will discuss your symptoms, examine the affected area where appropriate, and determine whether an injection is suitable for you.

Depending on the condition being treated, injections may be considered for certain joints or soft-tissue problems. The treatment approach and expected benefits can vary from person to person.

Corticosteroid Joint Injection
A corticosteroid joint injection contains a corticosteroid medicine that can help reduce inflammation and associated discomfort in some conditions. By targeting the affected area, corticosteroid medication can provide local treatment rather than relying solely on medication taken by mouth.

Duration: Approximately 45 minutes

Price: £175

Durolane Injection (Hyaluronic Acid Gel)
Durolane is a hyaluronic acid gel injection that can be used to support joint lubrication and cushioning in certain conditions. It may be considered as part of a treatment plan for appropriate patients following clinical assessment.

Duration: Approximately 45 minutes

Price: £250

Joint Injections for Pain Relief
Joint Injections for Pain Relief may help reduce inflammation and associated discomfort in some conditions. The level and duration of pain relief can vary between individuals. Your clinician will explain what you may reasonably expect from treatment and whether other rehabilitation or management options should be used alongside an injection.

Personalised Assessment
Every patient is different, which is why Joint Injection treatment begins with an individual assessment. Your clinician will consider your symptoms, medical history, current medication, previous treatments and overall health before discussing available options.

Where appropriate, joint injection treatment may form part of a wider care plan that can include physiotherapy, exercise-based rehabilitation and advice on managing your condition.

Professional and Safe Care
Joint injections are medical treatments and should only be provided by an appropriately qualified healthcare professional. Before treatment, you should be given information about the potential benefits, risks, alternatives and aftercare requirements.

If you are considering Joint Injections, a professional consultation can help determine whether this treatment is appropriate for your particular condition.