Knee Joint Injection
Corticosteroid or hyaluronic acid delivered into the knee joint.
Overview
Knee injections place corticosteroid or lubricating hyaluronic acid directly into the joint to reduce inflammation and improve glide. For patients with osteoarthritis, it can restore comfortable walking and stair climbing and delay or avoid knee replacement.
Recovery & results
Walk out the same day. Avoid high-impact activity for 48 hours; relief commonly lasts three to six months.
Who it helps
- Patients with knee osteoarthritis
- Those with chronic knee inflammation or swelling
- Individuals who have not responded to oral medications
What to expect
- Quick in-office procedure
- Ultrasound guidance may be used
- Gradual improvement over days to weeks
Is this right for you?
A short phone conversation is the fastest way to find out. We will review your symptoms and verify your insurance.
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Speak with our care team today. Same-week appointments are often available and we verify your insurance before you visit.