Sunday Joint Pain Relief Injections in Essex, Leigh-on-Sea
If joint or muscle pain is holding you back, our Essex clinic in Leigh-on-Sea offers premium, non-surgical injections including PRP, Hyaluronic Acid, Cortisone, and Arthrosamid.
Clinics run Sundays by appointment with easy online booking and fast access to care.
"Dr Mustafa was very patient and kind. The treatment is amazing and I can not fault anything about the experience" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Patient seen in Essex
Why choose us in Leigh-on-Sea
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Pain relief for knees, shoulders, hips, elbows, hands, feet, and back.
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Sunday appointments to fit busy schedules
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Ultrasound-guided techniques for precision and comfort
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Transparent pricing and easy booking
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Trusted Orthopaedic & MSK doctor with excellent patient feedback
Injection treatments we offer
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)
Regenerative injections using your own platelets to support tissue healing and reduce pain.
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PRP for tendons & sports injuries: /prp-injections-tendinopathy-london
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PRP joint FAQs: /post/prp-joint-injections-london-faq
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PRP for knee OA: /post/prp-injections-for-knee-osteoarthritis-could-this-be-the-relief-you-re-looking-for
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PRP for shoulder pain: /post/prp-injections-for-shoulder-pain
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PRP for elbow pain: /post/prp-injections-tennis-elbow-london-kent
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PRP for Achilles/ankle: /post/prp-injections-achilles-tendon-injuries-tendinopathy-tendonitis-faq, /post/prp-injections-ankle-sprain-london-kent
Hyaluronic Acid (“gel” injections)
Viscosupplement to cushion and lubricate arthritic joints.
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Service page: /private-hyaluronic-acid-ostenil-injection-london-kent
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HA for knee OA (guide): /post/everything-you-need-to-know-about-hyaluronic-acid-injections-for-knee-osteoarthritis
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HA vs steroid: /post/hyaluronic-acid-vs-steroid-injections-in-knee-pain-all-you-need-to-know
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Benefits for foot & ankle: /post/benefits-of-hyaluronic-acid-injections-for-foot-and-ankle-pain
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HA for big toe OA: /post/hyaluronic-acid-injection-for-big-toe-osteoarthritis-hallux-rigidus
Cortisone (steroid) injections
Targeted anti-inflammatory injections to rapidly reduce pain.
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Knee OA FAQ: /post/cortisone-injections-for-knee-osteoarthritis-your-comprehensive-faq
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Wrist injection safety: /post/is-wrist-injection-effective-and-safe-for-pain-relief
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Compare PRP vs cortisone: /post/prp-vs-cortisone-injections-knee-arthritis
Arthrosamid® for knee osteoarthritis
A long-lasting hydrogel that cushions the knee joint to reduce pain.
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Service page: /arthrosamid-knee-injection-london-kent
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Patient guides: /post/arthrosamid-knee-pain-relief-injection-london, /post/arthrosamid-knee-injection-frequently-asked-questions
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Arthrosamid vs HA: /post/arthrosamid-and-hyaluronic-acid-injections-for-knee-osteoarthritis-pain-what-are-the-differences
Conditions and non-surgical treatments
Knee Conditions
Knee osteoarthritis: Degeneration of the joint causing pain and stiffness; Managed with rehab, weight optimisation, PRP, hyaluronic acid, cortisone or Arthrosamid for long-term relief.
Patellofemoral pain: Irritation behind the kneecap; ultrasound helps assess tendon or fat-pad inflammation. Treated with targeted physiotherapy and occasionally cortisone or PRP.
Meniscal irritation (non-traumatic): Overload-related pain without a surgical tear; treated with rehab and ultrasound-guided cortisone injection for flare-ups.
Knee tendinopathies (patellar/quadriceps tendon): Ultrasound identifies tendon thickening; managed with loading programmes and PRP injections.
Hip & Groin
Hip osteoarthritis: Progressive joint wear; improved with strengthening, gait modification, hyaluronic acid injections and PRP for early disease.
Trochanteric pain syndrome (gluteal tendinopathy/bursitis): Ultrasound confirms tendon or bursal inflammation; treated with rehab and ultrasound-guided cortisone or PRP.
Iliopsoas-related hip pain: Tendon or bursal irritation assessed on ultrasound; managed with physio and guided injections.
Adductor/groin strains: Soft-tissue injury confirmed on ultrasound; managed with rehab, load adjustment and PRP when chronic.
Shoulder
Rotator cuff tendinopathy/partial tears: Ultrasound provides real-time tendon assessment; treated with physiotherapy, PRP, or cortisone for acute inflammation.
Shoulder impingement: Dynamic ultrasound shows impingement and bursal inflammation; treated with rehab and guided cortisone injections when needed.
Calcific tendinopathy: Ultrasound identifies calcium deposits and guides barbotage; cortisone or PRP injections followed by physiotherapy.
Frozen shoulder: Ultrasound rules out other pathology and guides hydrodilatation; treated with physiotherapy and injections.
AC joint arthritis: Ultrasound confirms swelling; treated with cortisone injection and activity modification.
Elbow
Tennis or golfer’s elbow: Ultrasound shows tendon degeneration; managed with loading rehab, bracing, PRP or cortisone depending on severity and chronicity.
Triceps or biceps tendinopathy: Ultrasound identifies tendon thickening or tears; treated with progressive strengthening and PRP.
Olecranon bursitis: Ultrasound identifies fluid and inflammation; managed with aspiration, cortisone and protective strategies.
Wrist & Hand
De Quervain’s tendinitis: Ultrasound confirms tendon sheath thickening; treated with splints and ultrasound-guided cortisone injections.
Trigger finger: Ultrasound shows tendon entrapment; managed with cortisone injection.
Thumb base osteoarthritis: Ultrasound helps identify joint inflammation; treated with splints, PRP or cortisone.
Carpal tunnel syndrome: Ultrasound confirms median nerve swelling; managed with splints and cortisone injections.
Wrist tendinopathy: Ultrasound assesses tendon irritation; treated with rehab and guided injections.
Ganglion cysts: Ultrasound identifies cyst origin; treated with aspiration and cortisone when appropriate.
Wrist arthritis: Ultrasound detects synovitis; managed with activity modification and injections.
Foot & Ankle
Plantar fasciitis: Ultrasound shows thickening or microtears; treated with stretching, shockwave, PRP and guided injections.
Achilles tendinopathy: Ultrasound differentiates mid-portion vs insertional pathology; treated with loading programmes and PRP if persistent.
Flat foot–related pain: Biomechanical overload causing tendon or joint pain; treated with orthotics, rehab and injections when inflamed.
Morton’s neuroma: Ultrasound confirms nerve enlargement; managed with footwear changes and guided cortisone injections.
Ankle osteoarthritis: Ultrasound identifies effusion and synovitis; treated with strengthening, bracing, hyaluronic acid or cortisone injections.
Peroneal or tibialis posterior tendinopathy: Ultrasound identifies tendon irritation; treated with rehab and PRP where appropriate.
Heel bursitis: Ultrasound confirms bursal inflammation; treated with offloading and guided cortisone.
Back & Sacroiliac Joint
Mechanical low back pain and Myofascial pain syndrome: Muscle and facet joint-related pain; managed with physiotherapy, core strengthening and trigger point injections.
Sacroiliac joint pain: Ultrasound assists in guided injections; managed with stability exercises and SIJ steroid injections.
How your appointment works
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Consultation & diagnosis: history, examination, and review of prior imaging.
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Ultrasound guidance for accuracy and comfort: /post/ultrasound-guided-injection-what-how-and-why
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Injection treatment – PRP, HA, Cortisone, or Arthrosamid as appropriate.
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Rehab plan & follow-up – exercises, load management, and when to return to sport.
Ready to book your Sunday appointment?
To book an appointment in Essex, please visit the Jorja Clinic website here: /book-online
Contact us: /contact-us
About the clinic: /about-us