KNEE INJECTION BIRMINGHAM & WARWICKSHIRE
SPECIALIST MUSCULOSKELETAL CLINIC FOR PAIN AND INJURY
TREATMENT FOR KNEE PAIN AND INJURY BIRMINGHAM & WARWICKSHIRE
Welcome to our highly experienced musculoskeletal clinic! We offer a one-stop for all your needs, including musculoskeletal consultations, assessments, diagnoses and therapeutic ultrasound-guided injections. Whether you're dealing with acute or chronic conditions, we're here to help you your best!
INJECTION THERAPY FOR KNEE PAIN RELIEF AND PROMOTING RECOVERY
Knee pain is an extremely common musculoskeletal compliant and can be due to many different reasons. Knee pain can be due to an acute injury or often caused by degenerative changes. Knee injuries can often be related to sport, exercise or an accident/trauma. Whereas, age-related degenerative changes are often related to progressive wear and degradation of the joint cartilage. Furthermore, knee pain can often commonly be related to overuse. When muscles, tendons and ligaments become repetitively overworked or overstretched they can be subject to micro-trauma and irritation. Over a period of time, repeated irritation of the knee joint and the surrounding soft tissues can consequently lead to inflammation and pain, making everyday activities very difficult.
COMMON TYPES OF KNEE PAIN & INJURY
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ACL/PCL ligament injury
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MCL/PCL ligament injury
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Meniscus tear
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Osteoarthritis
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Cartilage damage
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Patella tendinitis
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Knee bursitis
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Inflammatory arthritis
COMMON CAUSES OF KNEE PAIN
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Trauma
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Sports injury
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Overuse
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Poor mobility
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Genetic predisposition
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ACUTE & CHRONIC KNEE PAIN
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ACUTE PAIN is often due to direct trauma or injuries such as ligament tears, or sprains.
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CHRONIC PAIN may be a results from progressive wear and tear, repetitive strain, or degenerative conditions like osteoarthritis.
It is very important to be aware of more sinister causes of knee pain, like inflammatory arthritis. Other important symptoms to be aware of are multiple joint pain/swelling, fever, altered sensation or tingling down the leg, ongoing cramps in the legs, fatigue, weight loss and night pain.
COMMON KNEE CONDITIONS WE TREAT?
At our Birmingham & Warwickshire Knee Pain Clinics, we are very passionate about helping you overcome hip issues! Our expert team in diagnosing and treating a variety of hip problems using an exciting range of treatments, including innovative regenerative and nonsurgical therapies. Check out the list below of some of the most common issues we tackle at our clinics across Birmingham and Warwickshire!
Knee osteoarthritis is a degenerative condition caused by progressive cartilage wear within the joint, leading to pain, stiffness, swelling, and reduced mobility. At Dynamic Regenerative Medicine, we focus on joint preservation using conservative management via manual and physical therapies (osteopathy & physiotherapy), and advanced injection therapies designed to reduce inflammation, improve lubrication, support cartilage health, and delay the need for surgery. These treatments are combined with targeted rehabilitation to improve strength and function.
Pain at the front and behind the knee cap, often due to imbalances, sports and overuse. Patellofemoral pain syndrome is often related to poor kneecap tracking, muscle imbalance, or overload. Injection therapy in combination with conservative management via manual and physical therapies (osteopathy & physiotherapy) can be used to reduce inflammation within the joint or surrounding soft tissues, allowing patients to engage more effectively in mobility, strengthening and corrective rehabilitation aimed at long-term pain resolution.
Patellar tendinitis is an overuse injury affecting the tendon below the kneecap, commonly seen in active individuals and athletes. Our clinic offers image-guided injection therapies to stimulate tendon healing, reduce pain, and improve tendon quality, alongside progressive loading and strengthening programmes to restore full knee function.
Ligament injuries can occur following trauma, twisting injuries, or sporting activities, resulting in pain, instability, and swelling. Injection therapy can support ligament healing by reducing inflammation and promoting tissue repair, while structured rehabilitation helps restore knee stability and confidence during movement.
Meniscus injuries involve damage to the cartilage that cushions and stabilises the knee joint. Symptoms may include pain, swelling, locking, or catching sensations. We focus on joint preservation using conservative management via manual and physical therapies (osteopathy & physiotherapy), and advanced injection therapies designed to reduce inflammation, protect cartilage health, and improve joint mechanics, often avoiding the need for surgery.
Knee Bursitis
Bursitis occurs when the small fluid-filled sacs around the knee become inflamed due to pressure, repetitive kneeling, or overuse. Injection therapy can provide effective pain relief by aspiration of large amounts of fluid and reducing inflammation, allowing patients to return to activity while addressing the underlying mechanical or postural contributors.
Cartilage Injuries and Chondral Defects
Cartilage damage within the knee can result from injury or gradual degeneration, leading to pain and swelling during activity. Our injection-based treatments aim to support cartilage preservation, improve joint environment, and reduce further wear, particularly when combined with biomechanical optimisation and rehabilitation.
Post-Traumatic Knee Pain
Following accidents or sports injuries, patients may experience persistent knee pain despite initial healing. Injection therapy can play a key role in managing ongoing inflammation, supporting tissue recovery, and enabling a safe return to exercise and daily activities.
Injection Therapy in Knee Pain Management
At Dynamic Regenerative Medicine, injection therapy is a cornerstone of our knee pain treatment approach. Image-guided injections allow us to precisely target the source of pain, reduce inflammation, support cartilage health, and preserve joint function. When combined with expert rehabilitation and movement correction, these treatments can significantly improve pain, mobility, and long-term knee health.
Why Choose Injection Therapy for Knee Pain?
Injection therapy allows us to deliver treatment directly to the source of pain within the knee joint or surrounding soft tissues. Using image-guided precision, we can reduce inflammation, improve joint lubrication, and create an optimal environment for healing. This often leads to faster pain relief, improved mobility, and better engagement with rehabilitation.
Promoting Cartilage Health and Joint Preservation
For many knee conditions, particularly osteoarthritis and cartilage injuries, the goal is not just pain relief but long-term joint preservation. Our injection treatments are designed to support cartilage health, reduce ongoing wear, and slow degenerative changes within the knee, helping patients maintain function and delay or avoid surgical intervention.
Combining Injections with Expert Rehabilitation
Injection therapy is most effective when combined with a structured rehabilitation programme. By reducing pain and inflammation first, patients are able to move more freely, strengthen key muscle groups, and correct biomechanical faults. This integrated approach leads to more durable outcomes and reduces the risk of recurrence.
AVAILABLE TREATMENT OPTIONS FOR KNEE PAIN & INJURIES?
Fortunately, there are many different options for the treatment of knee pain and injury that can help and assist you with your condition. These treatments include:
CONSERVATIVE THERAPY
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Osteopathy (manual therapy)
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Physiotherapy (physical therapy)
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Injury rehab
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Postural correction
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Acupuncture / Dry needling
KNEE INJECTION THERAPY
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Knee joint injection (cortisone, platelet rich plasma PRP)
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Patella tendon injection therapy
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Soft tissue injection
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Knee joint aspiration (fluid drain)
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Anti-inflammatory injection treatment
REGENERATIVE INJECTION THERAPY
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PRP injection therapy
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Stem cell therapy
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Prolotherapy
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Hyaluronic acid injection treatment
Knee pain and tendinitis can arise from various factors. Our primary goal is alleviate pain, enhance function, and prevent long-term damage. At Dynamic Regenerative Medicine, we frequently encounter and treat many different types of knee pain. We emphasise on the importance of early intervention to mitigate the risk of chronic damage to surrounding soft tissues.
Initially, we focus on conservative treatment and management of knee pain and tendinitis. However, additional resources may be recommended in certain situations. We are is renowned for providing high-quality treatments for hip pain, with P-PRP injection therapy being the most sought-after option, attracting patients from across the UK (more details can be found in the ORTHOBIOLOGICS link below).
If advanced injury or disease is suspected, we may recommend scans to clarify the diagnosis and assess severity. If your hip pain thought to be inflammatory or rheumatological, we may request a blood test and lab to check for elevated inflammatory markers such as ESR, CRP, and TNFa, as well as potentialological indicators.
KNEE INJECTION TREATMENT
Due to modern living, sometimes knee, ligament injuries and tendinitis can turn into chronic pain. If this is the case then other modes of treatment are also available. Injection therapy for knee pain and injury is also commonly used to treat the stubborn condition and can deliver good success in many cases. Injection therapies include platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections and hyaluronic (gel) injections.
Injection therapy is a safe and effective way to treat hip pain and injury. Our experienced clinical team at our Birmingham and Warwickshire clinics use precise techniques to inject medication or biological concentrate directly into the affected area, with the aim of reducing inflammation, stimulating recovery and providing long-term relief. Our injection therapy services can help you manage your hip pain and get back to living life pain-free.
Cortisone injections (steroid injection)
Knee pain suffers who have not responded well to conservative treatments may be advised to have a cortisone injection to reduce inflammation and pain. The factors to consider if one is thinking about having a steroid injection is that often (if successful) steroid injections for pain can be short-lived and may have an overall degenerative effect on the local tissue if repeated. Although they can be good for inflammation, cortisone injections are not used for knee tendons due to weakening tissue, putting it at an increased risk for rupture (tear), if repeated too often.
INJECTION THERAPIES FOR KNEE CARTILAGE HEALTH & PRESERVATION
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Injection Therapy
Hugely growing in popularity, platelet rich plasma (PRP) treatment is a safe natural treatment commonly used in many different cases of musculoskeletal pain and injury, that uses platelets from the patient’s blood to promote and facilitate healing and repair in damaged tissue. Increased scientific literature from evidence-based clinical trials are increasingly showing that platelet rich plasma (PRP) injection treatment is safe and effective for the treatment of knee pain, knee osteoarthritis and injury, also have improved benefits over cortisone, particularly for long term progress. Further information can be found by following this link.
Hyaluronic Acid Injection Therapy
Hyaluronic acid (gel) injections are widely recognised for their effectiveness in treating cartilage damage and osteoarthritis a prevalent joint condition characterised by the gradual deterioration of cartilage. These popular joint injections serve a dual: they not only help to alleviate pain but also play an essential role in preserving cartilage health. By replenishing the synovial fluid, which acts as a natural lubricant and provides cushioning in the joints, hyaluronic acid injections improve joint function and reduce inflammation. Patients often experience significant relief from discomfort, enabling them to engage in daily activities with greater ease and confidence. As part of a comprehensive plan, these injections can enhance the quality of life for individuals suffering from osteoarthritis, offering a non-surgical option that promotes long-term joint health and mobility. Regular consultations with healthcare providers can ensure the best outcomes and tailor treatments to individual needs. Advanved cases of osteoarthritis can be more dificult to treat.
Specialist Imaging or Private MRI Scans
At Dynamic Regenerative Medicine, our knee pain clinic in Birmingham can provide ultrasound imaging to look for signs of tissue damage and inflammation. However, on occasions we may require a more in-depth analysis. If a private MRI scan is considered, we will put in a local referral to our Imaging Centre in Solihull. You will then be contacted and booked in within the next few days. Following your scan, the report will be completed by our colleague Dr David Beale (Consultant Musculoskeletal Radiologist). This report will then come back to us and will we then interpret the images and discuss with you then best course of treatment for your complaint.
In some cases we may refer to our trusted colleagues Mr Jamie Arbuthnot (Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon) or Prof Martin Snow (Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon) for surgical opinion.
WHAT DOES A KNEE PAIN CONSULTATION INVOLVE?
During your knee pain consultation, this gives us the opportunity to discuss your arising knee pain complaint or condition and then to discuss possible treatment options and expectations. Below is a simple consultation flow:
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discuss your condition
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what treatment you have had so far
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clinical assessment (where applicable) - having a look at the area and examining
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ultrasound scanning (where applicable)
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diagnosis (refer for further investigations if necessary)
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treatment options
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treatment plan
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review/monitoring
Please note that treatment can indeed follow on from consultation if happy to do so and enough time has been set aside to do so.
WHY CHOOSE DYNAMIC REGENERATIVE MEDICINE FOR YOUR KNEE PAIN TREATMENT?
Knee pain and injury is the biggest complaint we see and highly experienced in this area, providing many different treatment options. We are also incredibly proud to say we are one of the UK’s leading regenerative musculoskeletal clinics. Alongside physiotherapy, osteopathy & musculoskeletal medicine, we have been providing fantastic non-surgical, non-invasive regenerative treatments like PRP therapy with ongoing success for over 10 years, providing many 1000's of treatments to patient suffering with pain and injury. We are extremely proud of the huge help and support this has provided to so many people.
Our Clinic Director and Clinical Scientist Mr Adam Whatley has specialist clinical background in musculoskeletal medicine and regenerative medicine, with a particular interest in pain and injury. Mr Adam Whatley is also continuing with ongoing clinical research in the exciting area of regenerative medicine for musculoskeletal pain and injury, and to offer the best level of clinical practice to all patients. Further information can be found here on our clinicians profiles.
Furthermore, we offer the highest quality and concentration at very affordable prices. This is for two reasons, 1) we are a top UK distributor for regenerative kits, which allows us to significantly reduce prices, and 2) we truly believe that that payment has to be justifiable as you are using the patient’s own cells.
Mr Adam Whatley is extremely experienced in the field and hugely passionate. Furthermore, he a clinical scientist, carrying out research-based clinical trials in this area of Regenerative Medicine.
Here’s why patients trust us:
✔️ 15+ years of knee pain treatment experience
✔️ Clinically proven techniques and protocols
✔️ Highly trained medical specialists
✔️ Personalised care and assessment
✔️ Convenient locations in Edgbaston, Birmingham & Henley In Arden
✔️ Excellent success rates and patient satisfaction
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DYNAMIC REGENERATIVE MEDICINE CLINIC LOCATIONS
At Dynamic Regenerative Medicine, we have two conveniently located clinics, centrally situated with easy motorway access for traveling from distant parts of the UK.
HENLEY-IN-ARDEN WARWICKSHIRE CLINIC
Henley In Arden
4 Russell House, Doctors Lane, Henley In Arden B95 5AW
Email: clinic@dynamicregenmedicine.co.uk
Tel: 01564 330773
EDGBASTON BIRMINGHAM CLINIC
Medical Consulting Rooms
38 Harborne Road, Edgbaston Birmingham B15 3EB
Email: clinic@dynamicregenmedicine.co.uk
Tel: 01564 330773
For further information please contact us on 01564 330773 or alternatively email us at clinic@dynamicregenmedicine.co.uk
