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NSTRIDE INJECTIONS

£2,000 – £2,400

nSTRIDE APS is an autologous (from your body) form of therapy that has been developed specifically to treat joint pain associated with osteoarthritis of the knee.

WHAT IS KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS?

Osteoarthritis of the knee joint is a degenerative condition characterised by the wearing down of the articular cartilage that provides cushioning at the ends of the femur and tibia. This tissue breakdown commonly leads to pain, swelling, stiffness, decreased range of movement and a crunching sensation when you move the knee, known as crepitus.

Osteoarthritis may make daily activities challenging, such as climbing stairs and walking. The pain and loss of movement can ultimately lead to muscle weakness and atrophy.

We provide advanced diagnostic assessments and a wide range of ultrasound guided injection procedures to treat joint pain and sports injuries.

Many of our procedures can be diagnosed and performed in one session. In order to explain your specific condition, please book an initial free consultation and we will discuss your options with you on the phone.

HOW DO WE MANAGE KNEE ARTHRITIS?

Activity modification
Rest
Physiotherapy, which includes stretching and strengthening the muscles and improving the range of movement.
Over the counter medication, like paracetamol and ibuprofen. (It is important to speak to your GP or a Healthcare Professional before any medication is taken.)
Steroid Injections reduce inflammation and help with the pain and stiffness.
Hyaluronic acid/ViscoSupplementation Injections provide joint lubrication and reduce inflammation and pain.
PRP Injections help reduce pain and inflammation and promote rehabilitation. Surgery

HOW DOES THE APPOINTMENT WORK?

One of the benefits of our appointments is that for many conditions the examination and the procedure can both be carried out in one session. Typically this looks like:

1. Meet the Consultant

2. Examination

3. Diagonistic Ultarsound Scan

4. Treatment Plan

5. Ultrasound Guided Injection (if appropriate)