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What is injection therapy?

Injection therapy can help reduce pain, improve movement and support recovery when symptoms haven't improved enough with other treatments.

Before recommending an injection, we'll assess your symptoms and diagnosis to determine whether it's appropriate for you.

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How can injection therapy help?

Depending on your condition, injection therapy may help to:

Check Icon Reduce pain and inflammation
Check Icon Improve movement and joint function
Check Icon Support physiotherapy and rehabilitation
Check Icon Make everyday activities more comfortable
Check Icon Help you return to work, sport and daily activities

Your recommended treatment will depend on your condition, symptoms and individual goals.

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Explore your injection therapy options

Different conditions require different approaches. We offer a range of targeted injection treatments, with your clinician recommending the most appropriate option following assessment.

Ultrasound guided injection therapy

Real-time ultrasound helps your clinician accurately guide injections to the affected joint, tendon, nerve or soft tissue.

Commonly used for:

Joint pain Tendon conditions Bursitis Shoulder pain Hip pain Knee pain
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Ultrasound guided spinal injections

Specialist image-guided injections may help manage selected back, neck and nerve-related conditions, accurately targeting the relevant area.

Commonly considered for:

Back pain Neck pain Nerve-related pain Radiating arm or leg pain Selected spinal conditions
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Durolane® injection therapy

Durolane® is a hyaluronic acid injection used for osteoarthritis. It may help reduce joint pain and stiffness and improve mobility.

Commonly used for:

Knee osteoarthritis Hip osteoarthritis Joint stiffness Degenerative joint pain
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Arthrosamid® injection therapy

Arthrosamid® is a hydrogel injection for knee osteoarthritis, designed to provide cushioning within the joint and improve comfort and mobility.

Commonly used for:

Knee osteoarthritis Persistent knee pain Long-term symptom management
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Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) treatment

PRP uses a concentrated preparation of your own blood platelets to support the body's natural healing processes in selected soft tissue conditions.

Commonly used for:

Tendon conditions Ligament injuries Plantar fasciitis Tennis elbow Achilles tendinopathy
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Not sure which injection is right for you?

The right treatment depends on the cause of your symptoms, not simply where you feel pain.

Our clinicians will assess your condition, explain the available options and recommend the most appropriate treatment for your needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Not necessarily. Your suitability depends on your symptoms, diagnosis, medical history and the type of injection being considered. A clinical assessment is required before treatment.

Most injections involve only brief discomfort. Your clinician will explain what to expect and take steps to keep you as comfortable as possible.

This varies depending on the treatment, condition and individual. Your clinician will explain what you can reasonably expect from your recommended injection.

In many cases, physiotherapy and rehabilitation can complement injection treatment. Your clinician will advise you on the most appropriate approach.

Selected back, neck and nerve-related conditions may benefit from specialist spinal injection therapy. An assessment is needed to determine whether it is appropriate for you.

The cost varies depending on the type of injection and whether additional assessment or imaging is required. We'll explain the recommended treatment and costs before proceeding.
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