We aim to reduce your pain and improve your level of function!

As part of our Private GP service, we are excited to be able to offer injection therapy. We can offer injections if you have not responded adequately to an appropriate rehabilitation program. Various different types of injections can be used for treatment including:

  • Steroid
  • Hyaluronic acid,
  • PRP (Platelet rich plasma)
  • Prolotherapy
  • High volume injections and aspirations

Injections can be used on a range of conditions on a range of body parts. There are many types of injection therapy, Our Sports GP who works with professional football teams resides at our clinic on a regular basis, Dr Ronnie Banerjee has many years of experience in the field of shoulder pain and injury as well as hip pain, knee injuries and ankle injuries.

During your first consultation your appointment will include an ultrasound service which is included in the price of the consultation, Dr Banerjee will go through your history at your first appointment together with discussing your injury and pain.

Steroid injections are normally the first port of call.

Injection Therapy

The following services are available at our clinic, All procedures are done under ultrasound guided injection therapy.

PRP

Platelet-rich plasma, also known as PRP, is an injection therapy which aims to use the body’s natural healing ability to improve cartilage, tendons, ligaments, muscle fibres, or even bone. Your blood is taken and spun in a centrifuge to separate the different components. The important plasma is then re-injected back into the body into the site of pain. The addition of extra platelet-rich plasma allows for faster healing and a reduction of pain.

Prolotherapy

Prolotherapy is a similar style of injection therapy to PRP as it utilizes the body’s own healing abilities. It is used to strengthen and repair injured and/or painful joints and connective tissue within the body.

The minor injury caused through the prolotherapy injection stimulates the bodies inflammatory response. This deceives the body into repairing the site of injection, including previously painful joints.

Cortisone/Steroid injection

The use of a cortisone, or steroid, injection involves injecting a man-made substance that reduces inflammation. If it is injected into a painful, swollen area, it can reduce the swelling and limit the pain. These types of injections can also allow for more mobility if administered in joints.

Ostenil

Ostenil injected into the synovial fluid surrounding your joints can restore the normal PH balance and, as a result, reduce your pain and inflammation. The injection thickens your synovial fluid which acts as a lubricating and shock absorbing barrier.

The injection is thought to restore the bodies ability to produce its own hyaluronan which increases the viscosity of the joint’s synovial fluid.

With availabilities every Thursday, what are you waiting for?

Click here to get in touch or Call 0113 2900 310 to book your appointment now.