Joint Pain Injections
Joint pain injections are a targeted treatment designed to reduce pain and inflammation in a specific joint, often providing short-to-medium term relief. When used thoughtfully as part of a broader rehabilitation plan, injections can help make exercise, movement, and recovery more manageable and effective.
By reducing pain and improving joint function, injections create a crucial window of opportunity for physiotherapy to make a lasting difference – supporting long-term recovery, not just short-term relief.
After initial consultation to take the time to understand your condition and whether an injection is appropriate, our specialist joint injection physiotherapists will guide you through your options and advise on a course of action tailored to your goals.
Corticosteroid Injections
Fast relief for inflammation and severe pain
These powerful anti-inflammatory injections are used to calm down inflamed joints – especially useful in cases of arthritis or acute flare-ups. They help reduce pain and swelling, enabling you to move more freely and re-engage in exercise, rehabilitation, and daily activities.
ArthrosamidÂŽ Injections
Longer-lasting relief for knee osteoarthritis
ArthrosamidÂŽ is a hydrogel product injected into the knee joint to provide cushioning and reduce pain. It works differently from steroids or hyaluronic acid, offering sustained symptom relief for people with knee osteoarthritis who are seeking an alternative to surgery or repeat injections.
Hyaluronic Acid Injections
Joint lubrication and cartilage support
This natural lubricant is used to improve joint mobility and reduce stiffness, particularly in mild-to-moderate osteoarthritis. It nourishes the joint lining and cartilage, helping slow arthritis progression and reduce pain – especially useful when other treatments haven’t provided enough relief.