Stellate Ganglion Block: Watch A Patient's Transformation from PTSD

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Discover the transformative potential of the Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB) in treating PTSD and anxiety. Join me, an anesthesiologist, as I demonstrate this profound procedure on a live patient. Learn how SGB can help calm the fight-or-flight response, relieving symptoms like hypervigilance and sleep disturbances. Explore how this nerve block could be a powerful addition to your mental health toolkit. Remember, always consult with a qualified healthcare provider to discuss these options.
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I will show you the most mysterious medical procedure I perform as an anesthesiologist - the Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB). In this video, I demonstrate the procedure on a live patient suffering from PTSD and share how it profoundly changed their life.
The stellate ganglion is a bundle of nerves in your neck that plays a crucial role in the fight-flight response, contributing to symptoms like heart rate changes, sweaty palms, and dilated pupils during PTSD flashbacks, hyperarousal, and panic attacks. By numbing these nerves, similar to how a dentist numbs nerves with lidocaine, we can quiet the sympathetic nervous system and potentially provide relief from anxiety, irritability, sleep disturbances, emotional numbness, and more.
Watch the science in action as we perform the SGB on a real patient, who remains awake throughout the procedure. This patient's treatment also included IV Ketamine, administered after the SGB, for synergistic results.
If you or someone you know is struggling with depression, anxiety, or PTSD, it's essential to explore all therapeutic options. SGB and IV Ketamine are powerful therapies that can help uncover your healing potential and reduce reliance on medications. Remember, it's important to thoroughly research and interview the treatment centers you consider, and be aware of the red flags in unscrupulous clinics.
You have more power over your health than you might realize. Watch my other videos for more insights and stay informed about these life-changing therapies.
This video/speech/channel DOES NOT CONSTITUTE MEDICAL ADVICE. Patients with medical concerns should contact their physician. If your concern is an emergency, immediately call 911. This information is not a recommendation for ANY THERAPY. Some substances referenced in this content may be illegal, and this content is not a recommendation for, or endorsement of, their use in any way.
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction to the Mysterious Procedure
0:12 Overview of Stellate Ganglion Block
0:19 Understanding the Stellate Ganglion
0:38 Impact on PTSD Symptoms
0:55 How SGB Calms the Nervous System
1:19 Patient Protocol and Expectations
1:43 Starting the Stellate Ganglion Block
2:28 Importance of Color Doppler in Procedure
3:28 Numbing the Skin for Comfort
5:00 The Halo Effect Explained
5:57 Dual Sympathetic Reset Procedure
6:32 Observing Immediate Effects
7:15 Patient Testimonial After SGB
7:42 Conclusion and Call to Action
#PTSDRelief #StellateGanglionBlock #MentalHealth

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3 авг 2024

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@chinookvalley Месяц назад

I have NEVER encountered a doctor who cares this much.

@MedicalSecrets Месяц назад

That is so kind of you!

@warondogs8199 Месяц назад

ha ha

@catherinenelson4162 Месяц назад

Years ago, I was a patient of Dr. Sack, the chief of rheumatology at UCSF. He was equally as caring and kind.

@tammyhanson7843 Месяц назад

Me either

@joanfinch7992 Месяц назад

I agree

@ricomanuel7567 Месяц назад

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@dorathyfoster1459 Месяц назад

Golden teachers has been my go-to mushroom for months, it has helped in my recovery journey

@morgancr1993 Месяц назад

I'm going through mushroom infusion therapy, and I can confirm that it does change your life.

@uncle-nice6556 Месяц назад

I've seen lots of positive reviews on mushies I'm really looking at trying them.. any idea?

@dorathyfoster1459 Месяц назад

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@dorathyfoster1459 Месяц назад

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@JEWELZYOUTUBE Месяц назад

Thank you, Doctor K, and to the patient for allowing us to see this.

@TheHarryleemartin Месяц назад

I've been disabled with PTSD since 2011. For EIGHT years I tried to get Kaiser to approve this, as I watched the PTSD get worse. Sadly, Medicare is no better. If only these treatments would be available for those who don't have the most expensive insurance. I already get cervical nerve ablations, which don't look much different. Not scary at all. Thank you for the video, though, and, as always, we appreciate your kindness. :-)

@Idrinklight44 Месяц назад

How desperate I was, I found the little boogers area and had a local Dr numb it up, also roof of mouth, had him numb. Other visits we did iv lidocaine for pain.

@alisondezsofi9791 Месяц назад

I have a great plan but it doesn't cover this - I'm not sure any carriers do, unfortunately.

@TheHarryleemartin Месяц назад

@@alisondezsofi9791 Thanks for the additional information. I don't feel as bottom of the rung anymore. :-) BTW, I read the VA doesn't approve it either.

@Idrinklight44 Месяц назад

@@alisondezsofi9791 I do know I have 6 figures spent several times over in the past 30 yrs trying to figure out Gulf war illness. The VA would have had me pushing up daisies long long ago. Sorry to say, but the really good Drs only take cash. Why it's best to be your own Dr, learn everything you can, follow Drs like this one, he is a good one!

@alisondezsofi9791 Месяц назад

@TheHarryleemartin I actually spoke with one of the vendors a few months back, and it's spendy. That said, I'm still considering it because of the extreme discomfort my ptsd symptoms regularly cause me. My ptsd symptoms started at the age of 3, so it's been with me nearly my entire life. What would life be like without it?

@Leokat334 Месяц назад

I would LOVE something like this for my anxiety. I have been getting nerve blocks for occipital neuralgia since 2016. It just suddenly hit me. The night before I felt nervousness and my body wouldn’t stay still to sleep. I woke up with the worst headache of my life & laid in a dark room for 3 days until I called my dr. He ignored me and by that time my neck was hurting bad. He told me I sprang my neck! 🤬🤬🤬. It took two weeks to get an MRI bc my dr refused. I had to go to pain management and the dr there ordered one and it wasn’t good when it came back. The dr was mad and said this is malpractice. I didn’t care I wanted out of pain. He gave me nerve blocks and I felt a bit better ina few days. He also suggested Ketamine and I was afraid of it and said no. I was on medication for anxiety, insomnia and depression so it scared me to death. What does the Ketamine do for a person? Is it a better alternative than antidepressants and anxiety medication? I would love to stop the medication.

@lulumoon6942 Месяц назад

NOT a medical professional, but have read enough comments online to know that ketamine really works for some. Keep fighting for yourself! 🙏

@theshowlifeyoungs-Gabrielle Месяц назад

Would love a video on different types of nerve blocks and their use / purpose

@MedicalSecrets Месяц назад

That would be a great video, but it will take a LOT of editing!!

@theshowlifeyoungs-Gabrielle Месяц назад

@@MedicalSecrets thank you for replying .. I love any and all your content and thank you for empowering so many people!!

@charesepelham7682 7 дней назад

This doc is excellent but There are already lots of great nerve block videos. NYSORA is one of the best. ASRA has some. The Block docs have some. Sono site has some very good. Galusweegie has some.

@Angela_GenX Месяц назад

I’m definitely asking my Dr. about the Stellate Ganglion Block. He really helped with the ketamine to help treat my Major Depressive Disorder, which has greatly reduced my desire to end my life because it’s been so overwhelming for so long. I’m just tired of living such an upside down world trapped in CPTSD. Thanks so much for helping so many.

@alisondezsofi9791 Месяц назад

As someone with cPTSD, I just want to say you're absolutely not alone.

@Angela_GenX Месяц назад

@@alisondezsofi9791 only someone like us ever comes close to understanding how your world becomes filled with land mines.

@artchem1 Месяц назад

What a great Doctor you are, to your patients. Well Done, Dr. K. Well Done!! 🌟🧡🌟

@MedicalSecrets Месяц назад

Thank you!

@artchem1 Месяц назад

@@MedicalSecrets You truly have much compassion for your patients. You take care of them, & under Anesthesia; keep them doing so well, while they are having surgery You actually are the most important part of the Surgical Procedure Thank you, Dr. K~ for educating us all about “ what to expect in surgery” I know it helped me with my Complete Hip Replacement Surgery, in March. I just remember what you said . “Ask any questions and get to know your Anesthesiologist “. Mine was a gem ! As are you, Dr. K💎 Kindest wishes, artchem

@theshowlifeyoungs-Gabrielle Месяц назад

This is going to be a great life can't wait thanks Dr kaveh

@staceypisciuneri1931 Месяц назад

Had SG + Ketamine for RSD (life saving, life changing) God Bless you for all that you do. ❤

@BigMuff520 Месяц назад

I have been trying to get one of these for PTSD for two years now and I’ve seen a few doctors who perform them regularly. They’ve told me that they were sure it would work to calm my Reactive system, but that they absolutely could not perform the procedure on me as I did not have a qualifying diagnosis as it is not indicated for PTSD under current guidelines. That this is something only the VA is doing.

@1AlexanderCole Месяц назад

My VA isn’t doing it at all yet

@artchem1 Месяц назад

Oh my.. how absolutely awful for you. A Veteran, should be treated with so much RESPECT… they gave their life to keep our Country Free Thank you for your Service to our Country 🇺🇸. Is this where you served , Vietnam? 🇻🇳 I Knutson many whom are going through the same thing, of PTSD. My prayers are with you 🌟🧡🌟

@BigMuff520 Месяц назад

@@1AlexanderCole from what I’ve read, the VA is just doing some research trials with it. It’s definitely not widely available.

@Linda-jj1sj Месяц назад

I’d go pay to see another doctor private practice and get the diagnosis you need. Money well spent

@artchem1 Месяц назад

@@Linda-jj1sj I absolutely agree with you! A Second, Third, Opinion, gives the patient a better understanding of this Condition 🌟🧡🌟

@Straighttalk95 Месяц назад

I would like to try this especially for my PTSD , irritability, neck/headaches and sleep issues …. Actually for almost everything! 😂

@artchem1 Месяц назад

What was your experience that brought on your PTSD ? My deceased loving brother had this after 1972. … throughout his life. We we very close, & I views at hand, at night, what was happening to him…. I can still remember his words, as he was in & out of the hospital, for a year. He passed away in 2014. I feel your pain & anxiety. His was “ Nam “ as he referred. Feel better soon 🌟🧡🌟.

@Straighttalk95 Месяц назад

@@artchem1 hey 👋🏻 thanks ❤️ my problem really roots back to what I think and I may not be right but I am guessing my childhood . ?? Also personal experiences eg DV that really did trigger most of the symptoms my headaches started off from what I remember at the age of 9 after head trauma . Sorry to hear about your brother 😞 I hope you can find some peace and heal from your pain ❤️

@bernadetteherpakglisan7498 Месяц назад

Thank you for sharing I suffer from ptsd and major depressive disorder and wouldn’t mind doing this but my anxiety would not let me get it done

@Straighttalk95 Месяц назад

@@bernadetteherpakglisan7498 wishing you the best of health and I hope you can overcome overcome your Anxiety and get the help you need .. stay strong 💪🏻 👍🏻❤️

@heidi5462 Месяц назад

I can’t wait for this! Thanks so much Dr.K!!🥰

@theshowlifeyoungs-Gabrielle Месяц назад

I agree

@CyberDocUSA Месяц назад

I took notes on this episode and am sorry to have missed the live stream. Thanks a bunch, Dr. Kaveh.

@ZmanShow 15 дней назад

Hey unrelated to this particular video but I just wanted to say: I’ve been dreading a surgery (parathyroidectomy) I was scheduled for because I was terrified of being under general anesthesia and possible injury to the laryngeal nerve (nerve that controls your vocal chords for anyone who doesn’t know) and wouldn’t be able to speak. It’s an extremely small risk but being an extremely anxious person, I was petrified for a month all the way to the surgery center. BUT your videos definitely helped me out a bit with my uncertainty. I got through it and the surgery went very well. Thanks a bunch for your content ❤

@Markquinn100 Месяц назад

I've been getting them for a few years now. They work wonders.

@gopats14 Месяц назад

Can you please do a short about what would happen if you injected liquid isoflurane or sevoflurane into a patient.

@Gigi-nl3so Месяц назад

I would get this only if I can have YOU do it. I have a distrust of medical professionals from past horrible experiences. You actually show you care.

@MedicalSecrets Месяц назад

I am so sorry about what you have been through. I hope you're able to find a trusted healer close to home 🙏

@lired70 Месяц назад

Dr. Kaveh. You are truly a gift. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You are a medical pioneer. I hope that your teachings will become a reality, for all. ☮️🙏❤️

@ZebraGal76 Месяц назад

Thank you for sharing this with us, Dr. K!! ❤

@MedicalSecrets Месяц назад

Glad it was helpful!

@dingobat2389 Месяц назад

Very helpful. I will use this video for patients who maybe interested in a referral for SGB. Thanksvtobthe patient for allowing a video.

@alexkazzeo6208 Месяц назад

Very educational, professionally conducted. Thank you Doctor.

@MedicalSecrets Месяц назад

You are so welcome! I hope you learned something new to better advocate for your health

@brianmcdermott2430 Месяц назад

Thank you for all your work.

@mariettestabel275 8 дней назад

This Docter is BRILLIANT. Thanks for sharing this Docter. There are not many good ones.

@billydoyle6919 Месяц назад

Thanks, doc. 360mg of controlled release propranalol had similar results for me. Like throwing a switch within days of taking the first dose. (started low, then worked up to 360mg). I could talk about how ketamine has revolutionised paramedicine all day. First started using it 20 years ago for analgesia, RSI, sedation, and if needed, an 'off' switch for combative patients. I actually know a guy who's trying Ketamine (microdosing), as a treatment for complex PTSD. He told me he feels like he's experiencing certain domains in his life like a child again, except this time, he's more in charge of dealing with the emotion his experiences invoke. The biggest gain by far is his sobriety. He stopped drinking, and not only has he managed to stop, he said the 'desire to drink' is gone. He's a changed man .

@danielintheantipodes6741 Месяц назад

Thank you for the video. Very interesting to see this and fabulous information.

@rosemaryeveleigh3562 Месяц назад

You care so much and to have release from PSTD is life changing 😊

@jodyljohnson8515 Месяц назад

Very interesting... love this! Thank you Dr Kaveh 💞✌️

@MedicalSecrets Месяц назад

I hope you learned something new to better advocate for your health!

@jodyljohnson8515 Месяц назад

@@MedicalSecrets absolutely! You are a gem! 💎💞✌️

@wallyfirkins1664 Месяц назад

Wow. What a wonderful procedure. Thank you Doctor. Great information. I hope that this is available to those who would benefit.

@alisondezsofi9791 Месяц назад

Unfortunately it's not very available to those of us who need it

@sparky0803 Месяц назад

I really like any of your posts! As an RT, your info is so interesting!. Thank you for your concern for your patients.

@LisaBeatsCancer Месяц назад

Wonderful informative video!

@jaeljade3609 Месяц назад

This was good to watch. I've been scared about this procedure and anyone getting near my neck with sharp tools. Now, to find a doctor I trust is another story. Psychiatry has done little for me except push drugs that I don't want to be on and has side effects. It's been so hard for me to find a good doctor in my area.

@lulumoon6942 Месяц назад

Keep fighting for yourself! 🙏

@user-th6km4lc9j Месяц назад

My. I see hope thankfully to you

@Scott-ff2oe Месяц назад

Amazing.

@nemesis91101 Месяц назад

Informative video

@lesleyharris525 Месяц назад

I've got CRPS and had many blocks done for the pain, and it works. ❤

@ninner196 18 дней назад

Excellent job Dr! I wished you had done my brachial plexus block. I was the 7th person in the world to have a sphenopalatine ganglion block x 4 and it was a horrific procedure. My constant cluster migraines were d/t my PSA and Lymes and now because of having that done the pressure behind my tympanic membrane is over the top and nobody will help me and I was told of course that I could never get on an airplane. I am at the point to put tubes in my own ears. It’s excruciating and no one cares. It kills me because I also am a musician so I have severe tinnitus in one ear and the other can’t even deal with noise. I have no idea of what to do. Yea I had a CT but no intervention. ❤

@SRPA476 Месяц назад

I always wondered if this would help with debilitating neurogenic rosacea.

@ryanwilson6134 12 дней назад

What’s your name dr? I don’t remember it being said in the couple videos I’ve watched. But I have to say, you seem like one of the best dr’s I have really ever heard speak of patients. The psychiatrist I have recently started seeing seems to be very similar and I’m super excited for my sublingual treatments. I will talk with him about IV as well. I’ve only had 3 25mg doses so far and I can’t really say definitive that it’s grabbed ahold and started doing its thing.. I am doing a 100mg sublingual in office this Thursday so we will see where that takes me in my treatment for depression and anxiety. I liked and subscribed to you page and look forward to watching more videos about the ketamine treatment and how it’s helping others.

@consuelonavarrohidalgo5334 Месяц назад

You blowed my mind! 🤯🤯🤯. I'm trying to do something similar with vagus nerve stimulation (ventral vagus exercises) becauuse of my CPTSD and my ASD. Does it work for neurodivergent patients too?

@MedicalSecrets Месяц назад

If there is sympathetic nervous system overactivation in a patient with neurodivergence then it is a reasonable discussion to have

@WillemPenn Месяц назад

Glad you asked this question! AuDHD with cPTSD here too and I was wondering the same thing.

@SideB1984 Месяц назад

@@WillemPennI’ve had it, audhd with cPTSD and POTS, nada. I’m actually worse off. I stopped wasting money on these experiments.

@WillemPenn Месяц назад

@@SideB1984 Thanks for letting me know. I’ve found ketamine infusions to be very helpful, so I was hopeful this might be too.

@alisondezsofi9791 Месяц назад

@@SideB1984 can you share more? If so, I would love to hear more about your experience (before I try again to get this procedure).

@Enlighten9096 Месяц назад

Thanks.

@MedicalSecrets Месяц назад

Welcome! I hope you learned something new

@SerenityMusic3 Месяц назад

Veterans need this.

@Visitkarte Месяц назад

A fellow (family medicine) physician here… mad respect. So glad I am not doing such procedures! So scary!

@locoemutwo4872 Месяц назад

thanks.

@NAFO_MythicPlague Месяц назад

Hey Doc I wanted to say thanks for the information I have several issues I am dealing with due to PTS. I have night terrors since 1996, another incident in 2 in 2007, 1 in 2010. I know on the last part I can never step into a dentist office unless I wear noise canceling headphones with earplugs. When I drive or if I am a passenger I get so many triggers I pretty much only drive maybe 2 times every 6 weeks. The smell of burning oil, tar, or burnt rubber tires. I have had to pull over from hi-ways before due to triggers were my heart rate in a dentist office was over 220 blood pressure. Along with the PTS I also have chronic pain due to two genetic issues with my back which I take mega painkillers for each day. There have been many times when I can not even move my neck or back unless I take remicade to walk.

@louiserobinson6704 Месяц назад

Are insurance companies and/or Medicare covering this procedure yet? I want to get in line!

@margaretthatcher6828 Месяц назад

I doubt it. Why would insurance try and make you better...lol

@SideB1984 Месяц назад

I’m a post viral patient with POTS, simple and complex PTSD, autistic with adhd. I had this procedure bilaterally through Stella company. It did not help. Insurance does not cover this procedure for PTSD, only for some types of neck pain. I stopped pursuing these experimental treatments.

@charesepelham7682 7 дней назад

Maybe do a video on right side Stellate ganglion block for hot flashes. I’m an anesthesiologist myself but you’re doing great with videos. I go to an interventional pain anesthesiologist who places right side Stellate ganglion block on me about once every 8-10 months. Very helpful.

@darriontunstall3708 Месяц назад

You’re an amazing and awesome doctor, if I was an anesthesiologist I would be a great anesthesiologist like you!! I really enjoy donating to the anesthesiologist Foundation, since it was hard for me to go to college because of my cerebral palsy, I really wanted to be an anesthesiologist! You been hocking loogies?😂 you rock!

@Jasper-or7ui Месяц назад

Woah, I need to talk to my doctor about this.

@davidmorsse5437 Месяц назад

On June 14th I had my medical port removed and they gave me a twilight sedation I could hear every thing they were saying but didn't feel anything or any pain

@susanmolnar9606 Месяц назад

Doc I’m a psych nurse and I would love to hear about any different ways that you would treat a patient with DID. Thanks

@JP-xs5lo 21 день назад

Lyme disease (LD) can mimic neurodegenerative disorders like Parkinson's disease (PD), and there are cases of people with confirmed Borrelia infection who later develop PD.

@norelleholgate8930 Месяц назад

Discernment and compassion. Dr Keveh might easily have been Pastor Keveh.

@poohbear0320 Месяц назад

Can you do the same thing before a surgery when a patient is going under general anesthesia?

@LisaBeatsCancer Месяц назад

How long does the eye droop? And why does it happen?

@christianselig8005 Месяц назад

Even with long-acting local anaesthetic, for a few hours. It’s because the sympathetic in the neck is partly responsible for lifting the eyelid and increasing the pupil diameter, so when you block that nerve, it can’t do its job. Only temporary though, while the other effects last.

@Person-jn8pf 22 дня назад

Omg omg omg!!!! So this is something that can be done that lasts???? Does anyone else know more about this or where it can be done???? Ty!!! 🙏🙏🙏

@JP-xs5lo 21 день назад

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@anglenawaller5322 Месяц назад

I hope this helps him in the long-term. I stay hyper vigilant due to trauma from childhood and have a DX of OCD, Panic Disorder, Dysthymia and a past history of anorexia. Wonder if something like this could help people like myself. I have been on psych meds for anxiety for decades! Unfortunately, I will most likely be on them for life. I also suffer with migraines and neck pain: had whiplash X3!!

@margiestasik8788 Месяц назад

I had this procedure with the hope that it would resolve/decrease left cervical radiculopathy and long COVID. I did not experience decreased taste or sense of smell. I experienced heightened taste, which decreased important caloric intake. I do have PTSD, but that was not the rationale for the procedure. I had C6 level block. I quickly developed a change in my voice! R

@margiestasik8788 Месяц назад

Contd. 2 laryngoscopies revealed the normal movement of my vocal cords. An MRI revealed some paresis. Months of speech therapy.with minimal improvement. I'm grateful that the vocal cord was not paralyzed. Not every treatment works as we hope. It did not affect my PTSD, but I never mentioned that as a problem. I requested all opiate and anxiolytic due to being knocked out for prolonged periods when opiate mixed with a benzo.

@jodyljohnson8515 Месяц назад

@Matt, if you close out this chat, you'll see two little dots in the comments area, swipe left/rigt and you'll see your comment

@woodstock2749 Месяц назад

He might if Dr K leaves livestream chat replay on. Dr K might have removed one of his, consider that. On the last livestream he was asked to leave it on so I could replay it after work but Dr K turned it off. I wish he would stop doing that so I can watch when not at work.

@metafizisist 14 дней назад

Thanks, Kaveh, for your programmes. A couple of questions if I may: Do you have a physicalist view of human consciousness? About what percentage of anesthesiologists have a physicalist view of human consciousness?

@lindadove8298 Месяц назад

I have done it before but they never did it in two different areas I am going to ask my Doc if I can do it.

@aleksander4711 18 дней назад

After heart attack I developed strong panic attacks in case of EKG, These were extremly uncomfortable hr at 133beats/s, almost choking from the lack of breath, fear.

@user-wt4pv2cx8q Месяц назад

Someone recommended I get this procedure done. I’ve had Long Haul COVID and my blood pressure hasn’t normalized.

@user-wt4pv2cx8q Месяц назад

I also suffer from depression, PTSD, panic attacks & anxiety. Taking medication over 20 years.

@nightowl6260 Месяц назад

The bupivicaine is longer acting that some topicals, life lidocaine. But, why does it have long lasting effects for PTSD?

@christianselig8005 Месяц назад

The sympathetic seems to act like a working memory stuck in overactive mode. Reboot and overactivity goes away (provided it’s the root cause of one’s problems).

@joannek7447 Месяц назад

This is very interesting. How to connect with a MD who does this?

@MedicalSecrets Месяц назад

I would do a search in your area and learn more on our website (clarus-health.com)

@ruthmoldan5523 Месяц назад

I have had 6 with 7 attempts. But for pain. Yes, droopy eyelid!

@MoncureCoyote Месяц назад

Interestig you are speaking on this today. I have multiple diagnoses which affect the Sympathetic Nervous System and cause Dysautonomia. The most prevalent, I believe, is Addisson's Disease. Along with the AD, I have Spastic Paraplegia. I have always wondered if this type of block could also help calm down my set of odd symptoms of my Dysautonomia. I guess the closes disease would be Aderenomyeloneuropathy.

@CatCmdr Месяц назад

Sign me up!! 😲

@bw7839 Месяц назад

The gloves were no longer sterile after opening up other items and placing them on top of gloves.

@yourgodismean4526 Месяц назад

Does this also work for CPTSD?

@capgains Месяц назад

As I looked into medication’s neutrophil peptides whatever reason I keep putting this gang blocked off probably because of the cost without insurance, but I would say I have those issues and always have trouble concentrating brain fog, malaise fatigue, so I guess probably time to revisit this

@guysoleil9672 Месяц назад

so how long does the block last?

@lowcarbveggie Месяц назад

Hello from Australia 🇦🇺 I have a question. A while ago I watched a really interesting video where Dr Kaveh talked about “passive suicidal ideation” (PSI). I can’t find the video again. Does anyone know the video I’m referring to? Gosh, I have the worst brain fog, I hope I’m thinking of the right video and haven’t hugely embarrassed myself!!

@Dvpainter Месяц назад

How much does a treatment like this typically cost, even if it's a fairly wide range?

@HansSchulze Месяц назад

Doc, does the Pulsetto hit this bundle?

@kimdonahower124 Месяц назад

Has this procedure been performed for essential tremors?

@elizabethlewis3509 7 дней назад

What gage needle do you use for the block?

@theJenhha99 Месяц назад

Does insurance cover this procedure? I need to do something... whether it's this or it's ketamine infusions.... something. My stress from life, anxiety I gave always had my evite life... that got worse after my youngest son was born with an of his issues... then now my chronic pain and autoimmune disease.... I'm never out of fight or flight... I get high cortisol from being in fight or flight so much and from my chronic pain... something like this could maybe help me be back to before the cortisol. I might sleep again and possibly lose some of this weight...

@matthewneubart8311 20 дней назад

Let’s go then! How do I get this opportunity??

@melissamoeller9608 Месяц назад

Have you had any experience with this procedure in patients with Long Covid and/or POTS?

@MedicalSecrets Месяц назад

Yes, there is much research in long COVID, I have an article on me website I wrote about the link with hyperinflammation (www.clarus-health.com)

@tammyhanson7843 Месяц назад

I have a broken neck c-2. Can this help heal me?

@lrwiersum Месяц назад

PSYCHEDELICS cured me ! I actually used MDMA and Mushrooms together, on my own and ELIMINATED my PTSD and depression. I'm not psychotic or schizoaffevtive and done extensive trauma therapy. But my life is wonderful now, at last !!

@chrissieburke727 Месяц назад

For rsd I got so many sgb but what worked better were the bier blocks can you explain why?

@MedicalSecrets Месяц назад

I'm so sorry to hear about the RSD. I do not know why the local anesthetic infiltration worked better than the sympathetic block. It is likely because they are different subsets of RSD that we simply do not know or understand yet

@kellysharp6566 Месяц назад

Hi Doctor! I have severe anxiety with panic attacks that is only cured by being at home. I am terrified of having surgery, having a panic attack, and cannot go home. Does listening to music while under anesthesia during surgery help with anxiety and panic after surgery because the music is calming and takes away the sounds from noise in the room during surgery? thanks for any advise you can give. Sincerely, too scared to move forward in my physical health (I do take ativan, gabapentin, toprol, and lamictal)

@JP-xs5lo 21 день назад

I was watching your live stream, but there’s no comments and you’re talking about a clean blood supply. How can the blood supply be clean when we don’t have an accurate diagnostic for Lyme disease syphilis is big brother. Would it surprise you to know there are more reported cases of Lyme disease every year than HIV and invasive breast cancer combined!!!!!

@pattiprosperoella3244 Месяц назад

How & why is ketamine used? I have an idea what it is & just wondering, is it only used just after the procedure or something one would have to take continuously after the procedure? ❤

@robertkirchner7981 Месяц назад

I'm hoping you meant "periodically" rather than "continuously". "Continuously" would be a little bit risky.

@MedicalSecrets Месяц назад

Ketamine can have significant benefit for several indications. I have many videos and articles on the topic. Have you seen them?

@blazethealaskanmalamute4633 Месяц назад

Wow, my doctor uses the ultrasound & 1 needle 2 jabs, no saline. Half the time I get massive bruises too🤦🏼‍♀️ is he short cutting the procedure? I’ve felt that this office is pushing these shots & a few others just for a check from insurance 🤷‍♀️

@SerenityMusic3 Месяц назад

They did this w back injections, painful and I got a chemical burn under my skin...

@kellysharp6566 Месяц назад

Do you personally answer the comment questions?

@christopherleubner6633 Месяц назад

I wonder if a pacemaker like device that jams the nerve impulses would do the same thing but allow for dialing in the sweet spot 🤔 Or simply using a TENS machine with electrodes placed near it? Fwiw i suffer from PTSD and the medications dont seem to work very well. I develop tolerance extremely quickly and it is beyond frustrating to have a med stop working in a week or two. 😢

@ys9205 14 дней назад

Have you ever heard of SAME? Amazing treatment for depression and other mental disorders

@feralbluee Месяц назад

this is absolutely fantastic!!! after all that suffering - something that really Works!!! that’s wonderful ! it really is. i’m gobsmacked :) 😋🌷🌱 it’s quite complicated and you are so good at it. i also can’t believe what a great person you are. i’m really impressed, aren’t I? :)

@christianm5271 Месяц назад

That’s insane😢 it looks like it hurts😮

@MedicalSecrets Месяц назад

You heard him! He said it wasn't that bad

@MacchiatoSwirlGirl Месяц назад

Different subject, but how do you feel about Botox used for thoracic outlet syndrome .??

@LindaBlackmore-lt9rx 22 дня назад

I wonder if this helps with Bipolar II disorder!

@DawnShipley1977 Месяц назад

I wish I could do these kinds of therapies, but I doubt that Oregon would cover them under Medicaid.

@debrawronker4932 Месяц назад

Why do you work through are you looking exactly like the anesthesiologist that helped me a place to AC in my neck that was done at Tahoe Forest California