Dual Sympathetic Reset Stellate Ganglion Block (DSR SGB) For PTSD Symptoms and Trauma

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The Dual Sympathetic Reset a form of Stellate Ganglion Block is an innovative and credible procedure that can help combat the symptoms of trauma. The body’s fight-or-flight response can stay activated long after you have experienced a traumatic event. This over-activation of the fight-or-flight response causes nerve growth that can lead to symptoms of PTSD.
The Stellate Ganglion Block is an injection of local anesthetic into the stellate ganglion - a bundle of nerves in the neck - that can efficiently relieve even the most severe trauma symptoms and reset your mind back to its pre-trauma state.
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30 сен 2024

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@delilahrainelle7158 11 месяцев назад

Who has had this?

@PrplButtons 9 месяцев назад

I have had SGB’s but not the dual. They are great while they work! Unfortunately, I developed a tolerance and they had to be stopped. This was quite a few years ago, I hope they have continued to get better and better results for patients.

@MarkEvans-n7l 7 месяцев назад

Did they make you worse at all or did you just see improvement slowly tail off? thinking of getting it done myself.

@PrplButtons 7 месяцев назад

@@MarkEvans-n7l they worked great for the first 3 blocks. The fourth block only lasted 2 weeks and the fifth only 10 days. I never felt like I was getting worse. The last two lasted such a short time it was like I hadn’t really had the block done. I would recommend at least trying it. Everyone reacts differently to every procedure or medication, so you can’t really base your decision on my experience. I will say this; if you have success you’ll want to continue and if your pain is anything like mine, everything is worth trying once. My pain has been debilitating from the onset of the injury, so getting even a little relief for me was like a miracle🥰 Good luck on your journey. Feel free to come back and let me know how it goes. Would be interesting to see if they’ve changed and how well they work now.