Musculoskeletal Care
Precise, ultrasound-guided steroid injections deliver targeted relief directly to painful joints and soft tissue — combining real-time imaging with careful technique to reduce inflammation and restore comfortable movement.
What to Expect
Your provider evaluates the affected joint or area, reviews your symptoms and medical history, and determines whether an injection is right for you.
Using real-time ultrasound imaging, your provider precisely guides the needle to the target area for accurate, effective placement.
You’ll receive aftercare instructions, and follow-up visits help track your progress and determine if additional injections are needed.
Is This Right for You?
Experiences joint or soft tissue pain from inflammation or injury
Has not found lasting relief through rest, ice, or oral medications
Wants a precise, minimally invasive option for pain management
Is in generally good health and free of conditions that could contraindicate the injection
Performed By
Dr. Nargi provides precise, ultrasound-guided steroid injections to relieve joint and musculoskeletal pain, combining careful technique with real-time imaging for accurate, effective results.
Good to Know
You may experience relief for several weeks or months, depending on your condition and how your body responds to the treatment. Follow-up injections may be recommended for long-term management.
It is common for patients to experience only minor discomfort during injections. A local anesthetic is often used to numb the area, and the ultrasound guidance ensures accurate placement, minimizing pain.
Injection sites may be swollen, red, or sore for some patients. These effects are usually short-lived and resolve within a day or two. Your provider will discuss any potential risks during your consultation.
Many patients return to normal activities the same day, but it’s best to avoid strenuous exercise or heavy lifting for at least 24 hours, which will allow the joint to heal.
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