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Ultrasound-guided (USG) injections are a modern, precise, and safe method that ensures the therapeutic agent is administered directly to the desired site—the joint, tendon, or the surrounding tissues.
This approach significantly improves treatment effectiveness and reduces the risk of complications.
Ultrasound guidance allows the doctor to see the needle's path and the exact location of the injection in real time, ensuring the safest and most precise results possible.
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Generally, no special preparation is required.
If you are taking blood-thinning medications, you should inform your doctor.
It is recommended that you wear comfortable clothing that allows easy access to the injection site.
The procedure is performed under sterile conditions.
Using ultrasound, the doctor precisely guides the needle to the target site.
Therapeutic substances are administered—such as anti-inflammatory agents, corticosteroids, hyaluronic acid, or platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections—depending on the indication.
The procedure usually takes 15–20 minutes and causes minimal discomfort.
After the injection, you may experience slight tenderness or mild swelling at the injection site, which will subside within 1–2 days.
It is recommended to avoid strenuous physical activity and heat treatments (such as saunas) for 24 hours.
The doctor provides personalized recommendations on care and resuming physical activity.
The number of injections and the intervals between procedures vary from person to person; they are determined by the doctor based on the diagnosis and the goal of treatment.
In some cases, a single injection is sufficient; in others, a course of treatment is necessary.
The procedure is usually only slightly uncomfortable, and local anesthesia is often used to minimize discomfort.
This ensures that the substance is delivered precisely to the intended site, rather than “roughly,” thereby significantly increasing the effectiveness of the treatment.
No, in most cases, the patient can resume their usual daily activities right away.
Depending on the medication administered—from a few days to a couple of weeks.
Yes, the doctor evaluates the effect and determines whether repeat injections are necessary.
