Joint Injections in Scottsdale

If your knees, hips, or back hurt all the time, making it hard to walk, bend, or sleep, you don’t have to keep living with the pain. At Comprehensive Pain Management, we provide joint injections in Scottsdale to help you feel better.

The first step to getting the right treatment is a proper diagnosis. We’ll carefully assess the cause of your pain to make sure you receive the best care for your condition.

What are Joint Injections?

Joint injections in Scottsdale are shots that go directly into the painful joint. These injections reduce swelling and block pain signals. They contain two types of medicine including a steroid to decrease swelling and a numbing agent for fast relief. Each injection is done with precision and real-time imaging to ensure we target the right spot.

Types of Joint Injections

We offer joint injections for:

  • Knees to treat arthritis, wear-and-tear, or injury
  • Hips for pain when walking or standing
  • Shoulders to help with lifting pain or joint damage
  • And many other joints and conditions

How Joint Injections Help Patients in Scottsdale

Joint injections work directly at the pain’s source. The steroid reduces swelling in the joint, and the numbing medicine blocks pain signals from traveling to your brain. The steroid reduces inflammation, while the numbing agent provides immediate relief.

During your visit:

  1. You’ll relax in a comfortable position
  2. We clean and numb the skin
  3. A thin needle is guided into the joint using live X-ray imaging
  4. We administer the medication and let you rest for a while

Most patients can go home the same day. Some feel better within hours, while others experience relief within a few days.

Benefits of Joint Injections

  • Reduces pain, so you can move without discomfort
  • Reduces joint swelling and stiffness
  • Makes walking, sitting, and standing easier
  • May help delay surgery for some patients
  • Supports therapy and daily activities

Treated Issues and Conditions

  • Knee and hip arthritis
  • Joint swelling or inflammation
  • Shoulder pain from injury or overuse
  • Back pain from SI or facet joints
  • Pain from bursitis or tendon issues
  • Joint pain from autoimmune diseases

FAQs about Joint Injections in Scottsdale

Anyone who has joint pain that hasn’t improved with rest, therapy, or medication.

Many people feel relief within hours, but it may take a few days for others.

Side effects are rare, but you may experience some temporary soreness at the injection site.

The cost can vary, depending on the specific treatment. Contact us for more details!

Dr. James KellerShabrokh

Dr. James KellerShabrokh is a board-certified specialist in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, focusing on spine, joint, muscle, and nerve injuries. He combines rehabilitative care, minimally invasive procedures, and preventive strategies to restore function, improve mobility, and provide long-term pain relief.