New patient consultation with corticosteroid injection, one joint
Includes a new patient consultation and a corticosteroid injection to one joint.
£170one joint
Treatment information
Knee injection options in Sheffield and Cowes
Explore knee injection options in Sheffield and Cowes: steroid, hyaluronic acid and Arthrosamid. Compare listed prices; clinical assessment comes first.
A place to begin
Knee pain can leave you with questions about several different injection options. Rapid Joint Relief offers consultations in Sheffield and Cowes so you can discuss the listed treatments and whether any may be appropriate for you. This page brings those options together without assuming which one you need.
An assessment comes first, and an injection is only given if clinically appropriate. A treatment mentioned on a knee page is not a recommendation for every person with knee pain. Results vary and are not guaranteed. Your health, concerns and the discussion with the clinician matter.
Listed service prices
Prices to discuss.
New patient consultation with corticosteroid injections, two joints
Includes a new patient consultation and corticosteroid injections to two joints.
£320two joints
Follow-up consultation and injection
A follow-up consultation with an injection.
£150per follow-up
CINGAL® injection
A single injection combining hyaluronic acid (88 mg) with the corticosteroid triamcinolone hexacetonide. Ask a clinician about suitability, risks and alternatives.
£400total cost
Monovisc® injection
A single-injection hyaluronic acid treatment (88 mg) for osteoarthritis. Ask a clinician whether it may be suitable for you.
£350total cost
OSTENIL® PLUS joint lubricant
A single-injection joint lubricant containing 40 mg sodium hyaluronate. Ask a clinician about suitability and alternatives.
£300total cost
Arthrosamid® injectable hydrogel
Ultrasound-guided injectable hydrogel for knee osteoarthritis. Ask the clinician about eligibility, risks and alternatives; outcomes vary.
£2,300total cost
Information
Who it may help
If you want to discuss knee pain, begin by explaining what is troubling you and the questions you would like answered. You can ask about steroid injections, hyaluronic acid listings or Arthrosamid, but you do not have to choose a product before your consultation.
The options to discuss
Steroid injections can reduce inflammation and pain. The hyaluronic acid listings are OSTENIL PLUS, Monovisc and CINGAL. Monovisc is a single-injection hyaluronic acid treatment for osteoarthritis; OSTENIL PLUS is a joint lubricant; CINGAL combines hyaluronic acid with a corticosteroid.
Arthrosamid is an injectable hydrogel for knee osteoarthritis. Its listed service is ultrasound-guided at both clinics. Read its dedicated page for the existing information about the permanent implant, suitability and risks. These treatments are different options, not interchangeable names for the same injection.
What happens at your appointment
Use the appointment to describe your knee symptoms, medical history and previous treatment. Tell the clinician about all medicines, including blood thinners, allergies, infections and diabetes. Ask what information is relevant to deciding whether an injection is appropriate.
Possible side effects and risks
For steroid injections, possible side effects include temporary pain or a flare, skin thinning or lightening at the site and facial flushing. People with diabetes may have temporarily raised blood sugar. Infection is a rare possible complication. CINGAL contains a corticosteroid as well as hyaluronic acid.
Different products need their own suitability and risk discussion. Read the hyaluronic acid and Arthrosamid pages as well as the NHS steroid information, and ask about the particular option being proposed. None of the listed prices or treatments is a promise of a particular outcome.
Price
The new patient consultation and steroid injection is £170 for one joint or £320 for two joints; follow-up consultation and injection is £150. CINGAL is £400, Monovisc £350 and OSTENIL PLUS £300. Ultrasound-guided Arthrosamid for knee osteoarthritis is £2,300.
Where
Knee injection consultations are available at the Sheffield clinic, Rapid Health Hub, 119 Wales Road, Kiveton Park, Sheffield S26 6RA, and the Cowes clinic, 2 Mill Hill Road, Cowes PO31 7EA. Both clinic pages link to maps and directions.
Book through the booking page and choose your clinic in WriteUpp. Call 07872 582728 or use WhatsApp if you have an enquiry. Check whether you selected Sheffield or Cowes before confirming; the appointment is for an assessment rather than guaranteed treatment.
Questions to prepare
Your questions matter.
Which knee injection should I choose?
You do not need to choose a product from the website. Discuss the listed options with the clinician. Assessment comes first, and any injection must be clinically appropriate.
Is Arthrosamid available at both clinics?
Yes. Ultrasound-guided Arthrosamid for knee osteoarthritis is listed at £2,300 in Sheffield and Cowes, subject to individual suitability.
Are CINGAL and Monovisc the same?
No. The pricing page describes CINGAL as hyaluronic acid combined with a corticosteroid. Monovisc is a single-injection hyaluronic acid treatment for osteoarthritis.
Will an injection definitely help my knee?
No result is guaranteed. The clinician will assess your circumstances and explain the risks and alternatives before you decide about treatment.