Joint Injections

Arthrosamid® Injections for Knee Pain

Living with knee osteoarthritis can affect everyday activities, from walking and climbing stairs to staying active.

Arthrosamid® is a non-biodegradable, cross-linked polyacrylamide hydrogel designed for injection into the knee joint. It is a 2.5% polyacrylamide hydrogel intended to remain within the joint.

How is Arthrosamid® given?

The injection is delivered directly into the knee joint using ultrasound guidance, allowing the clinician to visualise the joint and guide the needle during the procedure.

Why consider Arthrosamid®?

• Designed specifically for use in the knee joint
• Non-biodegradable hydrogel
• 2.5% cross-linked polyacrylamide hydrogel
• Administered using ultrasound guidance
• Can be discussed as one of the treatment options for knee osteoarthritis

At Joint Injections, patients are assessed before treatment to determine whether Arthrosamid® is appropriate for their individual circumstances.

To learn more, visit this page: https://joint-injections.co.uk/arthrosamid-injections/

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📍 Joint Injections, 88 Pulborough Road, London
📞 0208 870 8761
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Cortisone Injections: What You Need to Know

Cortisone injections are used to help reduce pain and inflammation in affected joints and soft tissues.

Conditions they may help treat:
Osteoarthritis • Frozen shoulder • Bursitis • Tendinopathy • Plantar fasciitis • Tennis elbow • Rotator cuff-related pain • Joint inflammation

What happens during the procedure?
1. Clinical assessment
2. Treatment area prepared
3. Ultrasound guidance
4. Cortisone injected into the targeted area
5. Aftercare advice provided

Ultrasound guidance allows the clinician to visualise the relevant structures and guide the needle towards the intended treatment area.

To learn more, visit this page: https://joint-injections.co.uk/cortisone-injections/

📍 Joint Injections, 88 Pulborough Road, London
📞 0208 870 8761
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Persistent heel pain that just won’t go away?

Baxter’s nerve entrapment is an often-overlooked cause of chronic heel pain. It occurs when the first branch of the lateral plantar nerve becomes compressed, causing ongoing pain and discomfort.

At Joint Injections, we provide ultrasound-guided cortisone injections to precisely target the affected area. Ultrasound guidance allows real-time visualisation for accurate needle placement and targeted treatment.

If persistent heel pain is affecting your daily activities, an assessment can help determine the underlying cause.

To learn more, visit this page: https://joint-injections.co.uk/baxters-nerve-entrapment/

📍 Joint Injections, 88 Pulborough Road, London
📞 0208 870 8761
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Achilles tendinopathy can cause ongoing pain, stiffness and tenderness around the back of the ankle, making walking, exercise and everyday activities uncomfortable.

At Joint Injections, we provide cortisone injections for suitable patients following a clinical assessment. If you’re experiencing persistent Achilles pain, our team can assess your symptoms and discuss whether a cortisone injection may be appropriate for you.

To learn more, visit this page: https://joint-injections.co.uk/mid-portion-achilles-tendinopathy/

📍 Joint Injections, 88 Pulborough Road, London
📞 0208 870 8761
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Heel pain that's making every step uncomfortable?

Heel bursitis is a common cause of pain at the back or underside of the heel, often making walking, standing, and everyday activities difficult.
At Joint Injections, we provide ultrasound-guided cortisone injections to accurately target the inflamed bursa, helping reduce inflammation and relieve pain. Ultrasound guidance allows for precise placement of the injection, improving treatment accuracy.

To learn more, visit this page: https://joint-injections.co.uk/retrocalcaneal-heel-bursitis/

📍 Joint Injections, 88 Pulborough Road, London
📞 0208 870 8761
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Living with joint pain doesn't have to be your normal.

At Joint Injections, we provide ultrasound-guided cortisone injections to help reduce inflammation and relieve pain in a range of musculoskeletal conditions. Whether you're struggling with pain in your neck & spine, shoulder, elbow, wrist & hand, hip & pelvis, knee, or foot & ankle, our experienced clinicians deliver precise, targeted treatment to help you move more comfortably.

✔ Ultrasound-guided precision
✔ Minimally invasive procedure
✔ Personalised treatment plans
✔ Expert-led care

To learn more, visit this page: https://joint-injections.co.uk/cortisone-injections/

Ready to take the next step towards pain relief? Book your consultation today.

📍 Joint Injections, 88 Pulborough Road, London
📞 0208 870 8761
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Gout can cause sudden, intense joint pain that makes even simple movements difficult. If appropriate, an ultrasound-guided cortisone injection may help reduce inflammation and provide pain relief.

At Joint Injections, every injection is performed under ultrasound guidance to ensure accurate placement of medication where it is needed most.

To learn more, visit this page: https://joint-injections.co.uk/gout/

Book an assessment with our experienced clinicians to discuss whether this treatment is suitable for you.

📍 Joint Injections, 88 Pulborough Road, London
📞 0208 870 8761
📧 [email protected]

Pain in the middle of your foot? It could be midfoot osteoarthritis.

Common symptoms include:
✔ Pain when walking or standing
✔ Swelling over the top of the foot
✔ Stiffness, especially in the morning
✔ Difficulty with everyday activities

At Joint Injections, we offer:
💉 Ultrasound-Guided Cortisone Injections – to reduce inflammation and provide pain relief.
🩸 PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) Injections – to support the body's natural healing response for suitable patients.

To learn more, visit this page: https://joint-injections.co.uk/midfoot-osteoarthritis/

Book a consultation to discuss the most appropriate treatment for your foot pain.

Book your appointment now!
📍 Joint Injections, 88 Pulborough Road, London
📞 0208 870 8761
📧 [email protected]

Outer ankle pain that just won't go away? It could be Sinus Tarsi Syndrome.
Sinus Tarsi Syndrome is a common cause of persistent pain on the outside of the ankle, often developing after an ankle sprain or repeated twisting injuries. It can make walking on uneven ground, exercising, or even everyday activities uncomfortable.

At Joint Injections, we provide comprehensive assessments to identify the underlying cause of your pain. Where appropriate, we offer ultrasound-guided cortisone injections to reduce inflammation and relieve pain, as well as ultrasound-guided PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) injections to support the body's natural healing process.

Our precision ultrasound guidance helps ensure treatment is delivered accurately to the affected area, giving you the best possible chance of pain relief and improved mobility.

If you're struggling with ongoing ankle pain or instability, don't ignore it—early diagnosis and targeted treatment can make all the difference.

To learn more, visit this page: https://joint-injections.co.uk/sinus-tarsi-syndrome/

Book your appointment now!
📍 Joint Injections, 88 Pulborough Road, London
📞 0208 870 8761
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Persistent heel pain could be Plantar Fasciitis — one of the most common causes of pain on the bottom of the foot. It can make walking, standing, exercising, and even taking your first steps in the morning uncomfortable.

At Joint Injections, we use detailed ultrasound assessment to accurately identify the source of your pain. We provide ultrasound-guided cortisone injections and PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy in selected cases to help:

• Reduce pain and inflammation
• Support tissue healing
• Improve mobility and function
• Help you return to daily activities more comfortably

Our ultrasound-guided approach ensures precise treatment delivery for improved accuracy and patient care.

To learn more, visit this page: https://joint-injections.co.uk/plantar-fasciitis/

Book your appointment now!

📍 Joint Injections, 88 Pulborough Road, London
📞 0208 870 8761
📧 [email protected]