Injections for joint inflammation and pain

We offer steroid injections for joint inflammation and soft tissue problems in several areas of the body, as well as hyaluronic acid (HA) injections to relieve pain in an osteoarthritic knee joint.

Steroid Joint injections (also known as cortisone injections) can be administered for the following reasons:

Hyaluronic Acid Injection using Durolane.

More About Steroid and Durolane Injections

The steroid injections - are carried out at our Bournemouth and Poundbury Clinic. The cost for one joint injection is £120 and two joints are £190. Our doctors can administer the steroid injection into the following areas:

Elbow Joint (Including Tennis Elbow and Golfers Elbow)
Small joints of the hand and feet
Finger tendons for trigger finger and trigger thumb
Wrist (De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis)
Knees
Carpal Tunnel
Thumb Joint
Big Toe arthritis
Plantar Fascia (Plantar Fasciitis) – sole of foot
Outer hip for Trochanteric Burstitis
Shoulder Joint (Including Rotator Cuff Syndrome and Frozen Shoulder) & Sub Acromial pain syndrome

The Durolane injections - are currently only carried out at our Bournemouth Clinic. Dr Tim Alder can administer the treatment into osteoarthritic knees.

If one knee is injected, the cost is £325. Both knees are priced at £465.

Durolane is a Hyaluronic Acid which acts like a lubricant and shock absorber in the synovial fluid. A Durolane injection may cushion your joint and manage your symptoms.
As early as 2 weeks after an injection, Durolane can reduce OA joint pain and improve the physical activity and quality of life.
If you have osteoarthritis joint pain in your knee and you are not getting enough pain relief from oral medications, physical therapy or steroids, then Durolane might be right for you. Contact us by email or telephone to receive further information or book an appointment