
Intra-Articular and Joint Injections
Care Before the Procedure
- Inform the doctor about allergies, medications, or prior reactions to injections.
- Keep the injection site clean and free of creams or lotions.
- Arrange transportation if sedation or pain-relieving medication is planned.
- Follow any fasting instructions if advised for the procedure.
Care During the Procedure
- Use sterile technique to prevent infection at the injection site.
- Administer the injection accurately using landmark-based or ultrasound guidance.
- Monitor the patient for immediate allergic or adverse reactions.
- Ensure patient comfort with local anesthesia or topical numbing agents.
Care After the Procedure
- Rest the injected joint for 24–48 hours to reduce discomfort.
- Apply ice if advised to minimize swelling or pain.
- Monitor for redness, swelling, or signs of infection at the injection site.
- Begin physiotherapy as recommended to restore joint mobility and strength.
Eligibility
- Patients with osteoarthritis or tendonitis causing joint pain and limited mobility.
- Individuals with bursitis or arthritis flares needing targeted anti-inflammatory treatment.
- People requiring injections to facilitate rehabilitation or improve participation in physiotherapy.
- Patients who have not responded sufficiently to oral medications or conservative therapy.
- Inform the doctor about allergies, medications, or prior reactions to injections.
- Keep the injection site clean and free of creams or lotions.
- Arrange transportation if sedation or pain-relieving medication is planned.
- Follow any fasting instructions if advised for the procedure.
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