Cortoicosteroid Injections
Steroid injections, (corticosteroid injections) are anti-inflammatory medicines used to treat a range of conditions. They can be used to treat problems such as joint pain, arthritis, bursitis and tendinitis. Steve is a highly qualified Advanced Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist, with a post graduate Masters level qualifications in Advanced Musculoskeletal Injection Therapy and Pharmacology as a qualified Independent Non-medical Prescriber.
Subacromial Injection
For the management of subacromial pain such as supraspinatus tendinitis and subacromial bursitis.
£150
Shoulder Injection
For the management of glenohumeral joint pain due to osteoarthritis and adhesive capsulitis (Frozen shoulder).
A shoulder x-ray is required prior to consideration and delivery of a corticosteroid injection.
£150
Acromioclavicular joint
For the management of pain at the acromioclavicular joint due to degenerative osteoarthritis or sprain that is not responding to conservative management.
An x-ray is required prior to consideration and delivery of a corticosteroid injection.
£125
Lateral Epicondylitis
(Tennis Elbow)
For the management of tendinitis of the common extensor tendon when conservative management has not achieved sufficient improvement in pain and function.
£125
Medial Epicondylitis
(Golfers Elbow)
For the management of tendinitis of the common flexor tendon when conservative management has not achieved sufficient improvement in pain and function.
£125
DeQuervains Tenosynovitis
For the management of tendinitis at the first dorsal compartment of the wrist when splinting and conservative management has not provided sufficient improvement.
£125
Carpometacarpal joint
For the management of pain at the carpometacarpal joint (base of thumb). An x-ray is required prior to consideration and delivery of a corticosteroid injection.
£125
Trigger finger/thumb injection
For the management of trigger finger/thumb where a nodule formed within the A1 pulley mechanism of the finger/thumb is getting stuck resulting a locking flexion mechanism.
£125
Carpal tunnel
For the management of compression of the median nerve at the wrist resulting in numbness and additional neuropathic symptoms in the thumb, index and middle finger.
£125
Hip injection (intra-articular landmark guided)
For the management of hip pain due to degenerative osteoarthritis.
An x-ray is required prior to consideration and delivery of an injection
£170
Trochanteric Bursitis
For the treatment of painful swollen trochanteric bursa when conservative management provides insufficient improvement.
£125
Combined Bursa £ Gluteal Tendon £150
Gluteal tendinitis
For the treatment of pain caused by gluteal tendinitis.
At times both trochanteric bursa and gluteal tendon injections are required.
£125
Combined Bursa £ Gluteal Tendon £150
Knee injection
(Intra-articular)
For the treatment of knee joint pain due to degenerative osteoarthritis or meniscal pain.
An x-ray is required prior to consideration and delivery of an injection.
£150
Pes Anserinus knee pain
For the management of medial knee pain related to insertional pes anserine tendinitis and or bursitis.
An ultrasound might be required prior to consideration injection following a knee examination.
£125
Patellofemoral injection
For management of pain behind the knee cap due to degenerative osteoarthritis.
An x-ray is required prior to consideration and delivery of an injection.
£150
Plantar fasciitis
For the treatment of pain at the plantar fascia origin when conservative management has not achieve sufficient improvements.
£125
Mortons neuroma
Intertarsal bursitis
For the management of pain between the metatarsal heads.
An ultrasound scan is required prior to consideration corticosteroid injection.
£125
Additional locations +£50
First metatarsophalangeal joint
For the management of pain at the big toe due to degenerative osteoarthritis.
An x-ray is required prior to consideration and delivery of corticosteroid injection.
£125