Low Back Pain Injections in Leigh-on-Sea

Targeted Prolotherapy and Prolozone injections to reduce low back pain, sciatica and disc related pain, improve mobility and function, and help you get back to doing the things you enjoy.

Book Online

Call to Book

Where is your low back pain?

Central Lower Back

Pain in the centre of the low back, near the spine

Right or Left Low Back

Pain or tightness on the right side or the left side of the spine

Across the Low Back

Pain at the back of the shoulder or shoulder blade

Down the Leg (Sciatica)

Pain in the upper arm or biceps area

Lower Back and Hips

Pain felt all around the entire shoulder joint

Common causes of Low Back Pain

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

Muscle Strain or Spasm

Disc Bulge or Herniation

Sacroiliac (SI) Joint Dysfunction

Disc Degeneration

Facet Joint Arthritis

Our Low Back Injection Treatment

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

Prolotherapy & Prolozone

Helps reduce pain and inflammation

Aims to improve function and stability

Supports healing of ligaments and joints

Ready to discuss your treatment options?

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

Book Online

Why Choose St Albans Injection Clinic?

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

Frequently asked questions

Lower back pain can be caused by a range of conditions including lumbar disc bulges (slipped discs), lumbar disc degeneration, facet joint irritation, facet joint arthritis, sacroiliac (SI) joint dysfunction, spinal stenosis, muscle strains and ligament injuries. Identifying the underlying cause is essential because different conditions require different treatments. Following a comprehensive assessment, we identify the structures responsible for your symptoms before recommending treatment.
Yes. Injection therapy may help reduce pain and improve movement in patients with certain causes of lower back pain. The most appropriate treatment depends on the diagnosis rather than the symptoms alone. At St Albans Injection Clinic, we offer Prolotherapy Prolozone therapy for suitable spinal conditions following a detailed assessment to identify the tissues responsible for your pain.
Sciatica is a symptom rather than a diagnosis and is commonly caused by conditions such as lumbar disc bulges (slipped discs), spinal stenosis or irritation around the lower spine. Successful treatment depends on identifying the underlying cause rather than simply treating the pain. Following assessment, we will explain whether Prolozone therapy is appropriate for your condition or whether another treatment would be more suitable.

Yes. Facet joint irritation and sacroiliac (SI) joint dysfunction are two of the most common causes of chronic mechanical lower back pain. These joints and their supporting ligaments can become painful through injury, degeneration or abnormal movement. Following diagnosis, Prolozone therapy may be recommended to help support healing and improve function where these structures have been identified as the source of your pain.
Many patients experience significant improvements in pain, mobility and quality of life following Prolozone therapy, particularly where symptoms originate from damaged ligaments, facet joints, sacroiliac joints or other supporting soft tissues. Results vary depending on the diagnosis, severity of tissue damage and duration of symptoms. Accurate diagnosis and careful patient selection are the most important factors in achieving successful outcomes.
For some patients, Prolozone therapy may help reduce pain, improve mobility and delay or avoid surgery by treating the tissues contributing to chronic mechanical lower back pain. Whether this is appropriate depends entirely on the underlying diagnosis and severity of the condition. If we believe another treatment would offer a better outcome, we will explain this honestly and recommend the option most appropriate for your condition.