Cortisone Injection

An injection of a corticosteroid medication directly into a joint or soft tissue to reduce inflammation and relieve pain. Cortisone injections are commonly used to treat conditions such as arthritis, bursitis, tendinitis, and trigger finger. Cortisone injections deliver a powerful anti-inflammatory medication directly to the source of pain and swelling, providing relief that typically begins within a few days and can last several weeks to months. The procedure is performed in the office and usually takes only a few minutes.

Your orthopedics provider can answer this during your appointment. Front Desk helps by explain how cortisone injections work, how long relief typically lasts, and how many can be given per year. It can schedule injection appointments, inform patients about any preparation needed, and advise on post-injection activity restrictions. It can also help patients understand when a cortisone injection might be appropriate versus other treatment options.

Your orthopedics provider can answer this during your appointment. Front Desk helps by explain how cortisone injections work, how long relief typically lasts, and how many can be given per year. It can schedule injection appointments, inform patients about any preparation needed, and advise on post-injection activity restrictions. It can also help patients understand when a cortisone injection might be appropriate versus other treatment options.

Your orthopedics provider can answer this during your appointment. Front Desk helps by explain how cortisone injections work, how long relief typically lasts, and how many can be given per year. It can schedule injection appointments, inform patients about any preparation needed, and advise on post-injection activity restrictions. It can also help patients understand when a cortisone injection might be appropriate versus other treatment options.