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Q: How often do doctors give cortisone injections to a patient? A: We try to limit the injection to one every three months for any single joint, but also we like to limit it to a total of six injections a year for the whole body. We know that the cortisone can sometimes weaken or suppress the immune system and, in diabetics, it raises blood sugar.
In order to help alleviate pain or inflammation, your doctor may prescribe a cortisone shot. Most commonly administered to the joints of the body (such as the elbow, hip, knee, ankle, shoulder, wrist, or spine), a cortisone shot is a combination of corticosteroid medication and a local anesthetic. Corticosteroids mimic the cortisone that is naturally produced in your body.