Joint Injections in Phoenix

Knees, hips, or back hurting all the time, difficulty with walking, bending, and sleeping; You don’t have to live like this. At Comprehensive Pain Management, we help people feel better with our joint injections Phoenix.

Before anything, we’ll look closely at what’s causing your pain. A proper diagnosis is the first and most important step. That way, you get the care that fits you best.

What are Joint Injections?

Joint injections Phoenix are shots that go right into the joint where the pain is. These injections calm down swelling and stop pain signals. They usually have two parts: a steroid to lower swelling and a numbing medicine to help you feel better fast. Each injection is done with care and real-time imaging, so we hit the right spot.

Types of Joint Injections

We offer joint injections for:

Knees to help with arthritis, wear, or injury
Hips for pain from walking or standing
Shoulders to help heal the lifting pain or joint damage.
And many more conditions and joints.

How Joint Injections Help Patients in Phoenix

Joint injections Phoenix work right at the source of the pain. The steroid inside helps cool down swelling. The numbing part gives quick relief. These medicines stop pain signals from going from the joint to the brain. The steroid lowers the body’s response to irritation in the joint. The numbing medicine blocks nerve signals so your brain doesn’t feel the pain.

During the visit:

You’ll lie or sit in a comfy spot
We clean the area and numb the skin
A thin needle goes into the joint using a live X-ray
We give the medicine and let you rest a bit

Most people go home the same day. Some feel better in hours. Others feel changes in a few days.

Benefits of Joint Injections

Lowers pain so you can move without hurting
Helps joint swelling go down, so it’s less stiff
Makes walking, sitting, and standing easier
May delay the need for surgery for some people
Helps with therapy and everyday activities

Treated Issues and Conditions

Knee and hip arthritis	Joint swelling or inflammation
Shoulder pain from injury or overuse	Back pain from SI or facet joints
Pain from bursitis or tendons	Joint pain from autoimmune conditions