Joint Injections at Church Street Clinic

Initial consultation, assessment with an experienced MSK GP and corticosteroid injection on the same day, if indicated.

Relief for painful joints

Corticosteroid injections can reduce pain and inflammation in a joint or around a tendon, helping you move more freely and get back to the things you enjoy. They're commonly used for knee and shoulder pain, carpal tunnel syndrome and trigger finger.

Your appointment is with a GP with specialist musculoskeletal (MSK) experience. They'll assess the joint, talk through whether an injection is right for you and, if it is, carry it out at the same appointment - no need for a second visit.

Church Street Clinic, Hereford

Treatments & prices

Joint injections & prices

Book your initial consultation online. If an injection is appropriate, it's carried out at the same appointment.

  • Initial consultation & injection

    Assessment with an experienced MSK GP and a corticosteroid injection on the same day, if indicated. Covers knee, shoulder, carpal tunnel and trigger finger.

    From £250

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  • Secondary injection

    A further injection in another joint on the same day

    £125

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Not sure whether an injection is right for you? Call us on 01432 674498 and we'll talk it through.

Joints we treat

Targeted relief, where you need it

Corticosteroid injections are used for a range of common joint and tendon problems.

Knee

Pain and swelling from osteoarthritis or inflammation of the knee joint.

Shoulder

Frozen shoulder, rotator cuff problems and painful, stiff shoulders.

Carpal tunnel

Numbness, tingling and pain in the hand and wrist caused by a compressed nerve.

Trigger finger

A finger or thumb that catches, clicks or locks when you bend it.

Good to know

  • Same-day treatment - if an injection is suitable, it's done at your first appointment. There's no need for a separate visit.
  • Is it right for me? - your GP will assess the joint and talk through the benefits, risks and alternatives before going ahead.
  • After your injection - your GP will explain what to expect afterwards and when you can return to your normal activities.
  • What to bring - a list of your past medical history and any medication you take and details of any previous treatment for the joint.

Get in touch

Book your joint injection

To book an appointment or ask a question about joint injections, call the clinic or send us an email. You'll find us in the heart of Hereford.

Call us on 01432 674498