Knee Pain Injections in Leigh-on-Sea

Expert assessment and ultrasound guided knee injections to help reduce pain, improve mobility and get you back to doing the things you want.

Where Is Your Knee Pain?

Pain around or behind the Kneecap

Pain or tightness behind the knee

Pain on the inner side of the knee

Pain on the outer side of the knee

Pain felt all around the knee joint

Knee pain can be caused by a number of different conditions. An accurate diagnosis is essential to ensure the right treatment.

Knee Arthritis (Osteoarthritis)

Meniscus Tears & Cartilage Damage

Ligament Sprains & Injuries

Tendon Pain (Tendonitis)

Patellofemoral Pain (Runner’s Knee)

Knee Injection Treatments

Steroid (Cortisone)

Corticosteroid injections to help reduce and pain, in and around the knee joint.
Hyaluronic Acid

Hyaluronic acid injections can help to lubricate the knee joint, reduce pain and improve movement in mild to moderate arthritis.
Prolotherapy & Prolozone

Prolozone is an ozone based injection that aims to reduce inflammation, improve circulation and support the body’s natural healing response to relieve pain and improve mobility.
KioMedine

Kiomedine is a long lasting hydrogel knee injection designed to cushion and support the joint lining, helping reduce pain and improve mobility in mild to moderate knee arthritis.
Arthrosamid

Arthrosamid is a permanent, non-biodegradable hydrogel implant that integrates in to the knee’s synovial lining to provide long lasting pain relief and improved function in moderate to severe osteoarthritis.
nStride

nSTRIDE is a regenerative injection made from your own blood, concentrated to deliver anti-inflammatory proteins that can help reduce knee pain, improve function and slow the progression of osteoarthritis.

Book a FREE consultation and find out which treatment may be most suitable for your knee pain.

No long NHS waits

Same week appointments

Ultrasound guided precision

Clear diagnosis before treatment

Lowest treatment prices in the area

Real Results From Real People

"My last visit for an Arthrosamid injection into my right knee has been a game changer!"

- Mary T, 73
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“My knee is now virtually pain free allowing me to enjoy playing golf once more, which is what I hoped for. I only wish I'd found this process a couple of years earlier.”

- Ian B
★★★★★
“Wonderful friendly staff, Dr Collins did a very thorough assessment and the injection was painless. My knee pain disappeared within a week.”

- Karen D
★★★★★

Knee pain can be caused by a range of conditions including knee arthritis, meniscus tears, cartilage damage, ligament injuries, tendonitis and patellofemoral pain syndrome (runner’s knee). Identifying the underlying cause is important to determine the most appropriate treatment and whether injection therapy may help.
Yes. Knee injections may help reduce pain, improve mobility and support day-to-day function in some patients with knee arthritis. Depending on the severity of arthritis, treatment options may include cortisone injections, hyaluronic acid injections, Arthrosamid®, Kiomedine® or NStride® injections.
In some cases, injections may help reduce inflammation and improve symptoms associated with meniscus tears and cartilage damage. Treatment suitability depends on the type of tear, the severity of symptoms and whether other structures within the knee joint are also affected.

The most appropriate treatment depends on your diagnosis, symptoms, activity levels and treatment goals. Options may include cortisone injections, hyaluronic acid injections, Arthrosamid, Kiomedine and NStride injections. Following assessment, we can advise which treatment may be most suitable for your condition.
Not always. Many knee conditions can be assessed through a detailed history, clinical examination and ultrasound assessment. If additional imaging such as X-rays or MRI scans would be helpful, this can be discussed during your consultation.
For some patients, injection therapy may help reduce pain, improve mobility and delay the need for knee replacement surgery. While injections cannot reverse arthritis, they may help manage symptoms, improve quality of life and maintain function for longer.