Common procedures
Joint injection
Performed in Rheumatology.
What is it?
A joint injection is an injection given into or near a joint, a tendon or a painful area. It is used to deliver a product directly to the affected place. No dedicated reference page was found among the approved publishers.
What to expect
The procedure is quick, often a few minutes, and can be a little painful at the time. Resting the joint is sometimes advised afterwards.
General information that does not replace your doctor’s advice or the instructions given before a test.
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