Types of Joint Injections

1. Corticosteroid Injections
Quickly reduce inflammation and provide relief within a few days. Ideal for painful flare-ups.

2. Hyaluronic Acid (Gel) Injections
Improve joint lubrication, reduce stiffness, and may provide longer-lasting relief. Best for early to moderate knee arthritis.

3. Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)
I offer this treatment selectively, as its benefits are limited and not suitable for every patient.
In Sri Lanka, this therapy is often heavily marketed, which can sometimes create unrealistic expectations. It is important to understand that it will NOT Revers advanced knee osteoarthritis—and currently, the only definitive treatment for end-stage disease remains knee replacement surgery.
Many patients who are understandably hesitant about surgery may be drawn to alternative options through persuasive advertising. This is similar to all marketed magic pills, aurvadic oils and pastes.They DO not Work. In some cases, this can lead to disappointment when the expected results are not achieved which is the usual case.
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) is a natural treatment that uses your own blood to deliver growth factors, helping to reduce inflammation and support healing. It may be beneficial in:

• Early stages of arthritis, Selected active individuals, Certain tendon conditions (tendinitis)

Careful patient selection is essential to achieve meaningful results.

Why Choose Joint Injections?

• Minimally invasive
• Quick outpatient procedure
• Faster pain relief
• Improves mobility

Are Joint Injections Safe?

Yes, when performed by a trained orthopaedic specialist using sterile techniques. Side effects are uncommon and usually mild.

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