Joint Injections
Surry Hills

Joint injections for arthritis, bursitis and tendonitis, assessed and performed onsite by experienced GPs in Surry Hills.

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Targeted relief for joint pain,
without the wait for a specialist.

If arthritis, bursitis, tendonitis or another joint condition is causing pain, inflammation or reduced mobility, a corticosteroid joint injection may offer effective, targeted relief.

Our GPs assess whether a joint injection is a suitable option for you at our Surry Hills clinic, weighing up the benefits, risks and alternatives before recommending treatment.

How We Can Help

Joint pain can limit the things you enjoy day to day, and waiting months for a specialist appointment isn’t always necessary. Our doctors are experienced in assessing musculoskeletal conditions and performing joint injections safely onsite, often within the same visit as your consultation.

What to expect

Book an appointment

Schedule a standard appointment to discuss your joint pain or symptoms
Examination

Your doctor will examine the affected area and explain the injection procedure
Have the procedure

If appropriate, the injection can often be given during the same visit, or arranged for a follow-up
No referral needed

Everything happens onsite, with no specialist referral needed

Practitioners

Dr Kate Evans

General Practitioner

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does a joint injection hurt?

There’s a brief sting from the injection itself, and some people feel mild soreness for a day or two afterwards. Your doctor will talk you through what to expect.

How long does pain relief from a joint injection last?

This varies by person and condition, from several weeks to several months. Your doctor can discuss what’s typical for your situation.