Intra-Articular Knee Injections
If you suffer from knee pain caused by osteoarthritis or overuse, you're not alone. Whether it's limiting your mobility, your workouts, or just your day-to-day comfort, we’re here to help you move better again—without surgery.
At True Medical, we offer intra-articular hyaluronic acid injections using Monovisc and Cingal—evidence-backed options for restoring joint lubrication, reducing inflammation, and relieving knee pain.
A single-injection, high-viscosity hyaluronic acid product
Designed to lubricate and cushion the knee joint
FDA-approved and commonly used for mild to moderate osteoarthritis
Combines hyaluronic acid with a corticosteroid for faster pain relief
Ideal for those needing both immediate anti-inflammatory benefits and longer-term joint support
Especially useful if swelling or inflammation is a significant component of your pain
Who Is It For?
✅ Adults with knee osteoarthritis
✅ Patients who’ve tried oral medications or physiotherapy without adequate relief
✅ Those looking for non-surgical options before considering arthroscopy or knee replacement
✅ Active individuals with recurrent knee overuse injuries or joint degeneration
What to Expect
Before the injection:
Our doctor will assess your knee clinically to confirm suitability for this treatment.
During the injection:
A local anaesthetic is applied
The injection takes just 5–10 minutes
Most patients report minimal discomfort
After the injection:
Mild soreness for 24–48 hours is possible
Improvement in pain may be felt within a few days to a few weeks
Results may last up to 6 months (Monovisc) or longer (Cingal)
Book a Consultation
Ready to walk pain-free again? Let our experienced doctors assess your knee and guide you to the right solution.
FAQs
Is it safe?
Yes. Both Monovisc and Cingal are well-tolerated, with a low rate of side effects.
How often do I need it?
Typically once every 6–12 months depending on your response and activity level.
Can I exercise after?
We recommend avoiding high-impact activities for 48 hours, but walking and light movement are fine.
Is this covered by insurance or Medisave?
Intra-articular injections are not Medisave-claimable, but may be covered under certain insurance plans. Check with your provider.