Knee and shoulder injections in Glasgow
If knee or shoulder pain is getting in the way of walking, sleep or work, you may be looking for a knee injection or a shoulder injection. At MedAssistant in Glasgow, a clinician assesses the joint first. An injection is only given if it is clinically appropriate. The appointment does not guarantee an injection.
What is a knee injection?
A knee injection is a steroid joint injection into or around the knee, offered only after a clinician assessment. It may be considered for suitable knee pain, swelling or inflammation. Not every knee problem is suitable.
What is a shoulder injection?
A shoulder injection is a steroid joint injection into or around the shoulder, offered only after a clinician assessment. It may be considered for suitable shoulder pain or inflammation that is affecting movement. Not every shoulder problem is suitable.
Who might book an assessment?
Knee pain affecting walking, stairs or exercise. Shoulder pain affecting movement, sleep or daily tasks. Pain that is not settling with simple measures.
This is not for a hot, red or injured joint, fever, or sudden inability to weight-bear. Seek urgent care for those.
Your visit
- Appointments preferred
- Clinician assessment.
- Injection only if appropriate.
- Aftercare discussed at the appointment.
Other joints
We also assess thumb and trigger finger.
Price
One joint £135. Two joints £250. Assessment included. Injection only if appropriate.
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FAQs
Can I get a private knee injection in Glasgow?
You can book an assessment for a knee injection in Glasgow. A clinician assesses the joint first. An injection is only given if it is clinically appropriate. The appointment does not guarantee an injection.
Can I get a private shoulder injection in Glasgow?
You can book an assessment for a shoulder injection in Glasgow. A clinician assesses the joint first. An injection is only given if it is clinically appropriate. The appointment does not guarantee an injection.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can book directly.
Does the appointment guarantee an injection?
No. The appointment does not guarantee an injection. A clinician assesses the joint first. An injection is only given if it is clinically appropriate. If there is no indication for injection, a refund will be issued minus £45 for the consultation.
