Joint Injection Therapy

Joint Injection Therapy is a medical procedure where a doctor injects medication directly into a joint to relieve pain and inflammation. Commonly used for conditions like arthritis, this therapy often involves corticosteroids, which reduce swelling, or hyaluronic acid, which lubricates the joint. The procedure is typically quick, with the aim of providing fast relief and improving joint function. While it can be very effective, it may not be suitable for everyone and often forms part of a broader treatment plan that includes physical therapy and lifestyle changes.