Runner's Knee
Runner’s knee (patellofemoral pain syndrome) causes pain at the front of the knee, often made worse by running, stairs, or sitting for long periods.
A steroid injection may reduce inflammation and relieve pain when other treatments have not worked.
£450 (£50 deposit)
FAQs
What does a steroid injection involve?
The skin is thoroughly cleaned, and a local anaesthetic is first injected to numb the area. The needle is then guided to the target area under ultrasound guidance for accuracy. Once the correct position is confirmed, the steroid is administered. The procedure typically takes just a few minutes and is generally very well tolerated.
What are the symptoms of Runner’s Knee?
Pain around or behind the kneecap, worse with stairs, running, or sitting for long periods.
How can a steroid injection help?
It can help to reduce inflammation in the joint, easing discomfort and improving mobility.
Unsure what support you need?
You can book a diagnostic scan and one of our consultant radiologists can determine if a procedure is right for you.