Example FAQs

Injections can be administered to breastfeeding mothers, with specific information and advice available from the Breastfeeding Network regarding steroid injections and breastfeeding.

Due to insufficient research on the safety of administering injections during pregnancy, we do not provide this service to pregnant women.

There is concern about steroid injections leading to osteoarthritis, which is essentially wear and tear or degenerative changes in the joints.

The duration of relief from a steroid injection can vary widely, generally providing pain alleviation for anywhere from six weeks to six months, depending on various factors.

For information on common side effects and risks of steroid injections, refer to our consent form and website. For further inquiries or more detailed explanations, please contact us directly.

Steroid injections serve as a powerful pain relief mechanism by reducing inflammation, and their use varies by the treated condition. They can provide a window for exercise and rehabilitation, not just pain relief.

A list of conditions treatable with steroid injections is available on our website. If your condition is not listed, please contact us to discuss potential treatment options.

Please check our dedicated page on steroid injections for detailed pricing information when obtaining these treatments privately.

Written consent is required from patients for undergoing ultrasound-guided injections due to the invasive nature of the procedure and the use of medication that requires a prescription. Understanding the risks and side effects is essential for patients.

Post-injection discomfort is typically low, but we suggest arranging for someone else to drive you or using public transportation for your appointment when possible.

A referral from a GP or specialist is not usually necessary to use our ultrasound-guided injection service. However, we might need to contact your doctor or ask for more details from your GP to confirm the treatment is safe for you.

Effects of a steroid injection often start to be felt between 48 to 72 hours after administration, but this can vary from one individual to another.

Typically, it’s advised not to have more than three steroid injections in the same body part within a year to avoid potential complications.

Yes, our clinic offers an online patient portal where you can access your medical records, test results, and appointment history securely. To sign up for or access the portal, visit our website or contact our administrative staff for assistance.

Our clinic is open Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. We are closed on weekends and public holidays. For special opening hours or emergency services, please refer to our website or contact our reception.

Our clinic’s address and detailed directions, including public transportation routes and parking information, are available on our website’s ‘Contact Us’ page. We also provide a map and step-by-step guidance to make your journey to us as easy as possible.

When booking an appointment, please provide your full name, contact details, the reason for your visit, and any preference for a particular specialist if applicable. If you are a new patient, we may also ask for a brief medical history to ensure we allocate the appropriate time and specialist for your needs.

Yes, we maintain a waiting list for patients who wish to be seen earlier. If you’re in need of an earlier appointment due to a cancellation, please let our reception team know, and we will contact you as soon as a suitable time becomes available.

It’s advisable to book your appointment at least two weeks in advance to secure your preferred date and time. For non-urgent consultations, this timeframe allows us to better accommodate your schedule. However, for urgent needs, we strive to offer earlier appointments whenever possible.

We highly recommend booking an appointment to ensure you receive timely and efficient service. However, we do try to accommodate walk-ins based on the availability of our specialists. Please call ahead to check our same-day appointment availability.

If you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment, please contact us at least 24 hours in advance. This allows us to offer your slot to another patient. You can cancel or reschedule by phone, email, or through our online booking system, details of which can be found on our website.

After your payment, you can request an invoice directly from our billing department. We can provide a detailed invoice suitable for insurance claims or tax purposes either in print at the clinic or electronically via email.

For services not covered by insurance, we offer flexible payment plans to help manage the cost of your treatment. Please discuss with our billing department before your procedure to tailor a payment plan that suits your financial situation.

If your insurance coverage has changed, please inform us before your appointment. Provide us with your new insurance details so we can update our records and ensure that your billing and coverage are accurately processed.

We accept various payment methods, including cash, debit cards, and most major credit cards. We also support some health insurance plans. Please check our website or contact us directly for more detailed information on payment options.